we have bike to school day.e host that at the end of the school year, somewhere in the late spring. we had close to 2000. we thought we would have more, but there was a pouring rain storm a half-hour before the event. we are considering moving it to may because of the weather considerations the past couple of years. we focus on trying to establish walking school buses and bike chains. this has been identified as a best practice for safe routes to schools nationwide, from the national center. this is basically a group of students better chaperoned by adults that are either walking or biking together. we have regular even said george washington carver, buena vista, and other schools. we will like to establish these as regular events at each one of the schools we're working in. most importantly, parent- caregiver outreach, because we want to create that culture. that exists at longfellow and all of our schools, about walking andhmtpú biking to scho. then we evaluate everything we do. so we have student travel talli

you know it was exactly your bike? >> i had one blue pedal and one gray pedal. and when i saw that in the posting, i knew immediately that was my bike. >> what was going through your mind? were you nervous? >> yeah, i was nervous. my blood was pumping. i was scared. but you know what, sometimes you've just got to do the right thing and step up. i'm not going to let a little fear of a tiny little guy [ bleep ] prevent me from doing that. >> this is githe guy that stoley bike. >> why do you think this is the guy that ripped you off. >> i know everything about him. i know his home address and he lives several blocks away from where the bike was stolen. the reason it was put on the internet, we want to put an example out of him. we want to make every thief think twice because they don't know who they're messing with. i want victims to do the same thing. >> according to seattle pd, the suspect is facing a felony charge for dealing stolen property. >>> i have a couple of videos to show you. this one looks like it's an early

a lot of people they will bike to a bart station and leave their bike locked up. but today is a different story. you will be allowed to bring your bike downen to the trains. throughout the day today. it is a temporarily -- they are temporarily lifting the ban on bikes all day today. it's a test to see how it will play out. it will happen today and for the next four fridays. bart is trying to figure out if they can relax these rules permanently for bicyclists with the goal to increase the number of bicyclists that use bart. they estimate 4% of riders bike to stations. they are hoping to boost that to 8% over the next decade. this morning we caught up with one man that rides his bike to the bart station in concord. norrally he leaves earl -- normally he leaves early. >> some people are not as good as others about keeping their bikes out of the way. hopefully everybody puts their bike in a position today that people can get around it. not blocked. and that we all get along. >> reporter: even during the pilot program bikes will still be banned from the first car on ev

can bikes and riders co-exist on the train? check out this bart train carrying people into san francisco from the east bay before 8:00 this morning. now imagine adding bikes to the mix. >> some mornings it is very crowded not enough room for people to stan. then when you have a lot of bikes squeezed on definitely not going to be enough room to ride or stafpbltd >> reporter: right now bikes are banned from bart during the morning and afternoon commute hours there. are stations where people can park their bikes before boarding the trains. some say they skip bart all together because of the ban with >> i don't know why bart doesn't have a train just for bikes. what is the point of having a great transit system when people who want to bike can't? >> reporter: bart officials realize the bike ban makes the commute tough for bicyclists. they are going to try an experiment allowing bikes on the trains friday of this month every hour of the day and see what people it is already clear that some do not bikes on the trains. >> gets a littl

. >>> when you go out mountain biking, you don't expect to be stranded without your bike. see a beautiful stream off to the left hand side there. check it out. up over the bridge -- >> no! and there goes the bike, off the bridge, into the water, and listen to his reaction. the water is moving a lot faster than he can run -- the bike -- >> he made it sound like someone was having a heart attack. >> it could be ten miles deep in the forest here and now he has to walk back. >> it started out as a bike ride, and now it's a hike. >> they were able to recover the bike. it went over a water fall, and the canyon it ended up in made it more difficult than they thought. they probably sustained a couple of bruises, but it was clean after that. >>> a cardboard box only a mother raccoon could love. >> she came to get her babies. >> see the story behind this reunion, next. and these women reinvented the pike helmet. >> they thought they were uncomfortable, and ♪ ♪ i'm thinking sweet ♪ and i'm thinking new ♪ i'm thinking all these brilliant colors ♪ ♪ shining through ♪ i'm thinking sunsh

can bikes and riders co-exist on the train? check out this bart train carrying people into san francisco from the east bay before 8:00 this morning. now imagine adding bikes to the mix. >> some mornings it is very crowded not enough room for people to stan. then when you have a lot of bikes squeezed on definitely not going to be enough room to ride or stafpbltd >> reporter: right now bikes are banned from bart during the morning and afternoon commute hours there. are stations where people can park their bikes before boarding the trains. some say they skip bart all together because of the ban with >> i don't know why bart doesn't have a train just for bikes. what is the point of having a great transit system when people who want to bike can't? >> reporter: bart officials realize the bike ban makes the commute tough for bicyclists. they are going to try an experiment allowing bikes on the trains friday of this month every hour of the day and see what people it is already clear that some do not bikes on the trains. >> gets a littl

. >> bikes are going up everywhere. this is complete mayhem. >> there was complete chaos everywhere. >> september 8th, 2002, austin circuit, the netherlands. the super bike world championship attracts fans from across europe and beyond. bikes weigh up to 300 pounds and can race at nearly 200 miles per hour. it's a dangerous sport, serious injuries and even fatalities are not uncommon. track conditions are good and energy is high as the race begins. >> they're also very, very fast. >> but as the pack accelerates out of a turn, a german racer gets into serious trouble when his oil filter ruptures. just behind him, french rider sees the oil spill. the rider, along with his bike, skids violently across the track and then kogan hits the slick surface. [ speaking french ] >> kogan's bike goes flying out from under him as the german rider hits the wall and bounces off. kogan's bike misses his head by mere inches. [ speaking french ] >> oh, two bikes down. >> a dazed kogan gets to his feet and flees. there was panic around, and

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years ago he says was his favorite any hopes to have it back alongside these bikes very soon a bike has been on quite a ride. >>> of course the seller who have doesn't know anything about it is given for him for ransom by roommate who owed him money in san francisco in 2010. the message is simple he just wants his bike back. 99.9 percent sure 95%? to equate them under% and going to get its. he's waiting patiently in no plans to its coverage cbs five. a mystery washing up on shore bay area beaches dead shark sometimes that doesn't now scientists think they've figured out what's killing them. did we tell me points for a cheater is gravel prodigy was caught doing it a national tournament. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, california dmv again today. it is necklet shut down the agency's computers some offices at the close altogether this is the 26th time since february that the dmv has apologized for computer issues. the good news is the system. imagine taking a family out to the beach in finding this. dead sharks have been washing up on bay area but beaches for weeks now scientists have figured out the c

did their bikes here on a bike racks and a bike lockers. the bike rules still remain in effect including no bikes on a crowded trains or in the first car of the train. the bikes not block the trial or doors. the bicyclist much field seats and space to elderly and disabled passengers. no bikes are allowed on the escalators. we talked to one of the bart directors about progress about getting the pilot program started >>> i certainly do not expected to be a huge inconvenience. we're trying to work to educate everyone to get along together. what i would like to urge is that courtesy can go along way. >>> part of the know how long the pilot program is working. you're offering a survey on their website or passengers were bicyclist and non bicycle passengers can offer their feedback on this pilot program. it could lead to permanent bike usage or people bring their bicycles on bart during commute hours. we're life this morning. >>> if the america's cup could be a flop when it comes to bring race teams to san francisco. organizers say the prod the o

say you took ethan's bike? >> no, i didn't. get away from my door. >> that is not all that man had to say. find out why this saga is still far from over. stay with us. [ mom ] dear chex cereal, i've never written a fan letter before, but you've done the impossible. you made gluten free cereals in a whole bunch of yummy flavors. cinnamon chex and honey nut chex are two of our favorites. when my husband found the chocolate one, we were in cereal heaven. the only problem is, with so many great flavors, you're making it very hard to choose. your fans, the mcgregor family. 'cause we love chex. ♪ [ male announcer ] and now try new gluten free apple cinnamon chex. >>> we've got some new developments in the case of a bicycle stolen with from a boy with special needs. thanks to some help from fox 5, the bike has been returned. >> beth parker went looking for the man police say is to blame for this. >> reporter: the bike is back. >> like we said in the first place all we really wanted as the bike back. >> reporter: but h

it's a stunt bike. >> check out what he does. >> oh, no. >> i guess 50 feet in the air. >> on a bikehe hops. >> no! >> no! >> he barely made that first jump. >> he pretty nicely made it. it just always looks like they're not going to make it. >> i love this shot right here, from one tower to the next. isn't that incredible? >> he almost goes over the edge both times before he makes the jump. then when he lands it, his tires like -- >> there's your perspective. you see people climbing the wall just a few feet away. isn't that cool? >> it's like he knows that's something that's not meant for bikes to be on. >> how do you look up and that and say i'm going to ride my bike down that today. >>> it's time for another segment we're going to call animals doing things that you don't normally see animals doing. >> that's a long segment name. >> mm-hmm, but it will look good on the screen. in this first video, we are going to see a brave little dog doing something dogs don't normally do. the dog is kind of playing chicken with the train. >> when he gets right in front of the train -- >> no! >>

i'm getting a ticket for riding my bike not in the bike lane. >> bike lanes are designated lanes reservedust for bicyclists. according to new york city's traffic rules and regulations, section 4-12 states that all bike riders must use the bike lane if provided. >> you're busting my balls. i'm doing the world a favor riding my bike. it's pouring rain. i was frustrated. i argued with him a little bit. i showed him, there's a car double parked right there. pull that guy over. why are you picking on me. look at this guy, he's double parked right here, in a bus lane. you're not giving him a ticket. he said, i'll catch up with him next. >> and then the officer hands over the ticket. >> once he had handed me that ticket, he was just, have a nice day, sir. there was no more arguing after that point. >> what's the fine. >> you're a bicyclist, so it's anywhere from $10 up to $130. but it's a bicycle summons. a bicycle summons for not riding in a bicycle lane. >> casey's fine turns out to be $50. he pleads guilty by mail and pays the fine, but the story doesn't end there. >> the summons was for ridi

on their bikes. and riders we talked to this morning said they hope this experiment goes well. >> i think it's great. actually, i've been coming in early just to get in early before the blackout. after the blackout, it's a little too late. gray, great. >>> the goal would be to increase bicyclists ha use b.a.r.t. -- bicyclists who use b.a.r.t. b.a.r.t. will be surveying bicycle riders and other commuters as well during this pilot program to try to get feedback on the program. they will be doe siding whether to -- deciding whether they want to importantly lift the ban during rush times. one thing to keep in mind, if you are planning to bike to b.a.r.t., you won't be able to bring your bike onto the first car this morning, even during this -- even during this program. back to. >> you thank you. >>> new this morning, the labor departments jobs reports for last year came out it shows 163,000 were added next month. better than february. but the unemployment rate is up from 8.2% in june. coming up at 7:15,

there would have to provide bike parking. we would also have to see the cost implications for these facilities. well you did contrast places like seattle and portland, which are somewhat larger cities and have a lot of by usage, we also want to look at what is done in other locations in the bay area. we can look at timing and what this may add to the cost of doing business. whenever you add more regulation or more costs to a startup for a business, we have to look at it and see if it is discouraging businesses from locating in san francisco, even if it is a noble goal. that was the main thing. commissioner moore: i would make a motion that we initiate what is in front of us. we have a level of maturity to see that as the next necessary and commendable step. vice president wu: second. >> the motion on the floor is for approval of initiation. on that motion -- commissioner antonini: ate,' -- aye. commissioner moore: aye. commissioner sugaya: aye. vice president wu: aye. president fong: aye. >> that motion passed unanimously. yo

bike advocates hope people won't try to shove their bikes on a packed train. can we all get along? that is the question that is being asked. that's what they are going to try to resolve. a lot of people are saying they do this in new york, why not here. starting tomorrow fridays in august. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> this morning san jose police are looking for shooters who wounded two men last night before 8:30 near intersection of warm springs drive. two men in late teens suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. their names have not been released. suspect goes away. >>> this morning richmond police detectives are asking for the public's help in finding the killer who beat and sexually assaulted an elderly woman. she died tuesday night, six months after she was attacked. she was found bloody and barely conscious three blocks from senior apartments where she lived. investigators say they do not have leads because she never regained consciousness enough to answer questions. >> i don't go out late when it is dark. always i go with my children. >> the police department is offering a

they are temporarily lifting their rush hour ban on bikes. usually in the morning and afternoon you can't bring your bike on any of the bart trains. this morning they will do a test that will play out today and for the next five fridays. normally the bikes are not allowed on the train between 5:00 in the morning and 9:00 in the morning. bart is trying to see if they can relax those rules in the future with the goal to increase the number of bicyclist that use bart. bart estimates 4% of riders bike to stations and hope to boost that to 8% over the next decade. the san francisco bike coalition has been pushing for this. >> bart understands the growing number of people biking throughout the bay area making sure they can move from county to county region to region is really a whole new customer base for bart. >> reporter: even during the pilot program bikes will still be banned from the first car of every bart train and still be banned from escalators. bart will survey riders for feedback. they will also analyze delays. of course the results of t

although bikes will be allowed in august on fridays. they will not be allowed on the first car of each train and this system -- this experiment, i should say, will will be -- it will not go forward into september. they will evaluate the program and decide whether or not to make it permanent. sal castanedo, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you, sal. >>> hundreds of cashes in san francisco have been pulled out of service because from insurance lapped -- lapsed. the agency requires every taxi to carry $1 million in liability insurance to operate. on tuesday, the policy lapped for more than 500 owner/operated -- owner high pressure operated cabs. sf's mta's spokesperson said this should be resolved in a few days. >>> two regions in the bay area are the strongest job markets in the country, the south bay posted a nearly 4% increase for jobs during the 12 months that ended in june and the region that includes san francisco, san mateo, and marin is second. with a jump of more than 3.5%. the east bay is more than 1.3% and analysts credi

bu it makes it hard to use bikes and b.a.r.t. to work if you can't use a bike to get on the train during the peak commute hours. the bike program manager we spoke with says that this test really has the potential to be a game changer. >> it really expands the reach of b.a.r.t. on both ends. now you can walk a few blocks, you can drive to the b.a.r.t. station, but being able to have a bike on both ends extends essentially the reach of our station. we see a lot of potential. >> reporter: right now four b.a.r.t. stations have secure bike stations. you can lock them up and leave them there. common sense applies, though. that is that bikes aren't allowed on the first car and if you run into a crowded train you are going to have to wait with your bicycle until a less crowded train comes along. this runs every friday in august and b.a.r.t. is looking for feedback on its website. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> an elderly psychiatrist -- thank you, christie. moving on in our newscast. an elderly psychiat

their go inside and their bike is gone. >> best to buy a new bike lock when you buy the bike. >>> everyone wants to know if the weekend is going to look as good as the past couple of days. >> no. >> oh. >> no, tom. >> i'm going to hide my face. >> oh, no. >> i'm so sorry. yeah, blame it on isaac. don't blame it on me. >> there you go. >> look at it. it's spinning away. still unloading heavy rain in northeastern louisiana. much reign is into arkansas now and up into southern missouri, heading into st. louis and southern illinois later today. and out ahead of that, we've got a big area of high pressure over us that's giving us this delightful morning. we've got that bright full moon in the western sky. it's all clear now around the region. we've got temperatures right near 70 in washington. mid 70 nasdaq parts of southern maryland, low 70s. but western and northern areas, all the areas in green are northern suburbs in montgomery county, western suburbs, pan hand of west virginia. a few isolated areas in the mountains are in the 50s. we will have a little patchy fog around, too. watch out for

each friday the ban on bikes on bart will be lifted. bikes may not block aisles and doors.t must yield seats to all dearly and disabled passengers. >>> people build frustrated all the time. i'm always willing that >>> most bart stations have bite lockers. your courage to make sure your bike is a lock if you leave it at stations. their listing a survey on their side to leave their feedback on the bike on the bar pilot program. the fire began about 6 last night along railroad tracks on highway 85. the cause is still unknown. but witnesses say date saw someone running from the area at about the time the fire started. a neighborhood pg&e says crews were not using save big you practices. 14 homes were evacuated and told other people. the properties on sam lucas avenue are on top of the same pipeline that exploded in san bruno last year. pg&e says the pipes needed be stripped bare. >>> pulling the trees is not going to make anyone fill any safer prepared is the board solve the problem that they think they have. >>> pg&e contends that it would be too expensive to move the pipeline

wanted something more after 7-year-old ethan paugh had his bike stolen back in june, not just any bike. it's an $8,000 tricycle handmade for ethan. he'd never been able to ride a regular bike because he has an illness called prader-willi syndrome that limits muscle tone and causes rapid weight gain. a viewer saw the stolen bike and recognized it on craigslist and it was traced to a shop in dundalk, maryland. the owner said he got the bike from somebody else. now police charged a hagerstown man with theft and malicious destruction of property. we decided to pay him a visit. the police say you took ethan's bike? >> no, didn't. get away from my door. >> reporter: seconds later 36- year-old john orr came up to our camera. >> i don't hate police officers. i sympathize with the job they have to do. nothing happened. you'll hear from my lawyer. it's just that simple. >> reporter: you didn't take the bike? >> you'll hear from my lawyer, no comment. >> reporter: orr's case is scheduled for court in december. meanwhile ethan is pleased to be able to ride his bike again. >> happy. >> reporter: bu

you can leave your bikes there. again this is every friday in august and if you want to weigh in on it you can go to b.a.r.t.gov. >> just in the july jobs report has been released to business and tech reporter scott mcgrew has the numbers and doing what he is great at he explains what they mean. >> earlier i had said that don't break out the party hats and the horns. maybe one tiny little toot of a horn. 163,000 jobs were added in the month of july, that is far more than expected. and that is slightly good news. like i said, one little toot of the horn. the unemployment rate rose to 8.3%. as i have said this is a number you can ignore. a tenth of a percent one way or the other doesn't make that much of a difference. the unemployment rate is actually a phone survey, somebody uses the phone to say are you employed, are you looking for a job. it's statistically fairly good but not a number you need to worry too much about compared to the 163,000 jobs gained which is the biggest gain since last february. politicians of

i see few bikes. >> reporter: yes, but today he will be able to take the bike and put it on the train right about now is when the blackout starts. they usually have a morning commute blackout period from 632831 bicyclist are not allowed, or bikes are not allowed on bart trains but as you said they are starting this five week pilot program for the next five fridays they will allow bicyclist to bring their bikes on for all our all trains all day. they can fees of the do every day all day. they want to get as many as they can. we talked with a bart board of directors member and he talked about why they wanted to do this program. >> we need to eat out every ounce of capacity in our transit system. we have more and more people that we need to accommodate. >> it is just more convenient for me i can catch a bus and not have to wait around. >> reporter: what do you think about bart in planning this pilot program? >> it would be more convenient for people with bikes. >> reporter: right now the 400,000 people ride park every day they hope when this pilot program is instituted if it is institute

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he hopes to have it back alongside these bikes very soon a bike it's been on quite a ride.dick would of course the seller visibility about it. the story goes given to him for ransom by roommate who owed him money in san francisco 2010 the message is simple he just wants his bike back. >>> 99.9%. 95¢ and 100 percent sure when to get it. waiting patiently in oakland to chile at goodrich cbs five. i think i know someone who really appreciate that story. i completely do. i still have my by exchange down. possess some much they mean to me. but i began to buy back am sure he will. and it will be great cycling weather in and around the day tomorrow in the afternoon hours away from the fog along the coast where we are saturated in a layer of low clouds and some patchy fog that is the cynical and a bridge where we have winds whipping out of the west that 22 are temperatures and san francisco set 59 cover of the wins and air temperature it bills run the city otherwise in the end of 70 ec that quickly the clouds at this that lift from the south in a northerly direction producing some

. >> bikes allowed on trains during the commute. why the normal ban was lifted. >> change in the area for the weekend. rosemary orozco will be here with how it feels in your neighborhood. >>> wild chase through several bay area counties overnight. ahead, how it ended. . >>> police chase a suspected car thief across the bay area overnight. it started in pittsburgh and then to richmond and the bay bridge. can you see sparks flying from the suspect's car. tires blew and traveling on the rims. speeds reached 100 miles an hour. the vehicle came to a stop on willow pass road in concord, the suspect was taken into custody. >>> one person was hurt in the north bay in a rollover crash of an armored car. it happened two hours ago on the 2200 block of lucas valley road. a brinks truck went down an embankment and ended up on its roof. one of the two people was taken to the hospital. a tow truck was brought in to bring in the brinks vehicle. they say the accident has been completely cleared. >>> it was a tough commute this morning on the peninsu

has four secure bike stations with more to come for people who need to leave their bikes on one end orhe other. they are looking for feedback from the public before any final rule changes. reporting live, christie smith "today in the bay." >> this morning we're getting our first look at a woman police say injured two officers as she tried to get away. lisa hernandez accused of ramming one mess cruiser and a second officer. hernandez allegedly sped toward the officers and clemons drive. they rammed her tar to try to stop it. hernandez sin jail on charges for assault and felony dui and possession of pcp. both injured police officers were treated at a local hospital now both at home recovering. >> a south bay realtor will be in court on monday answering to charges she ran an elaborate ponzi scheme. stephanie chuang is live in milpitas at the elmwood correctional facility where jill silvey is being held. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the 50-year-old jill silvey accused of targeting victims. one of the alleged victims says she was scammed not by any one but someone she thought wa

they got the bike back. but police warn being a vigilante is a bad idea. being vigilant about locking up your bike a better one. >> well this one lost one wheel. >>reporter: we hit the street with a legendary bike mechanic in new york city. >> thieves look like cyclist. helmet on the head. messenger bag. well dressed. >>reporter: and they have a secret weapon. >> this is an angle grinder. >>reporter: this is an expensive top rated steel bike lock. >> done. >> that was like 2 seconds. >> exactly. >>reporter: professional thieves swap stolen bike with thieves in other city so they can easily sell them. he says there are things you can do to protect yourself from an amateur thief. >> make sure the pole is securely in the ground. a lot of the pole you lift off to get the pole out of the way then take the bike home with you. rear wheel locked up front wheel is locked up. anti-theft thing. very difficult to take off the wheel. >>reporter: but nothing is foolproof. watch this. unable to break the lock of this bike attached to a tree, these guys just chop the tree

as the bike speeds away, ron tumbles along the ground.possible that he's not only survived the accident, he can stand up and has barely a scratch on him. >> i thank the lord that i'm still here with minor injuries, not too bad. >> i saw him shortly after. he drove his pickup truck back to the start line. >> i do plan to run again. i still want to get the 200-mile-an-hour record. this is part of the game here and it's just a matter of time before you get in a wreck. >> you would think ron might have learned his lesson and given up racing, but only two weeks after his spectacular wipeout he's back at it, showing up at el mirage dry lake for another shot at the record. mark brazzo is there and isn't at all surprised to see ron. >> he's very successful, very fast. there was no way he was not getting back on that motorcycle. >> but ron has a new worry. track conditions don't look good. >> it's all broken up. i don't like riding in that loose stuff. it can get kind of squirrely. track conditions would definitely be better. >> but ron is not abo

there's been a bump in bike thefts including 20 in a two-year period this week alone. >> i had a bikeocked up outside of my house and someone used a mechanical saw to take it off in the middle of the night. >> at city bikes, they sell sturdy "u" locks. >> auchb tioftentimes, just lik encouragement to use adequate protection, they will skimp on that one expense and end up usually paying for it. >> friday morning, metro cops will be at the metro station handing out fliers and the club-type bike locks. >> turning now to isaac's aftermath, that system has now been downgraded to a tropical depression. but heavy rains causing problems all along the gulf coast. and more than 50,000 people were evacuated today as officials warn that had a dam on the mississippi-louisiana border could give way. isaac is responsible for at least one death in mississippi. >> a tornado spawned by isaac was captured on camera this morning in mississippi. that tornado destroyed a home. an elderly couple was inside that house but they survived. several other buildings were damaged. >> another posz tpossible tornao w

so he rides a handmade, therapeutic bike worth 8-thousand dollars!ut after the bike was stolen - a fox 45 viewer saw the story and recognized it on craigslist. he contacted us and we called police who've now charged 36-year-old john orr of hagerstown - with theft and maaicious destruction f property! 3742 i don't hate police officers. i sympathize with the job that they have to do. nothing haapened. you'll hear from my lawyer. it's just that simple. reporter: so you didd't take the bike? you'll hear from my lawyer. no comments 56 the bike was eventually found at a thrift shop in dundalk. it was pretty banged up with 15-hundded dollars worth of damage. orr is scheduled to go to court in december. myranda 3 the... . city... is... rooling out the warning tonight.../.. if... you... travel downtown..../ expect de/ delays..../ the city... has... shutdown ...most all... of... pratt street downtown... to... make way... for the grand prix... this left... many surrounding streets... clogged with traafic../.... but... city leaders ...say... the congestion... is

jody grant owns several high end bikes. she rides to work every day, races on weekends. >> this wheel is bent. >> reporter: it's a family thing. nearly 20 bikes between the wife, husband and two daughters. >> we are cyclists. we need to be as aware of our surroundings as possible so we can stay safe. >> reporter: the drive who collided with her friday is still -- the driver who collided with her friday is still out there. >> please come forward. please let's use this to talk about what we can do differently so that this doesn't have to happen to anybody else. >> reporter: jody wants her accident to be the last between a biker and vehicle. the biker always seems to lose. >> i see a lot of texting and talking on the phone. i see a lot of absent-minded lane changes, people making u- turns without signaling. i think we have to be -- everyone has to be more careful out there. >> reporter: bruce johnson, 9 news now. >> we drivers certainly can be. the national highway traffic safety administration says in 2010 there were more tha

. >> reporter: is there room on bart for bikes?s going to experiment with this idea this month if you ride a bike or bart you need to know about in. we have the information, coming up. >>> -- >> low 60s along the coast to upper 90s east bay valleys, around the country the warmest weather st. louis 101, dallas 10 , phoenix 104, everybody else -- 80s and 90s. all major airports and local regional airportsñ!ñcús >>> very good morning to everyone thank you for joining us it is 6:30 on this thursday morning. we know you are getting ready to get out the door. take a second, just pause and take a look at your tv now is gorgeous the sun coming up and the fast moving clouds in the foreground this is from our sutro cam gorgeous way to start your day. good morning i'm katie marzullo in for kristen sze. >>> and i'm eric thomas. mike, i expect you to cue the choir over that shot. >> looks like -- [ unintelligible ] live doppler showing clouds aren't dropping any moisture in fact, just cloudy at the coast now temperatures low to mid 50s partly s

right now 85 of 86 stops have bike racks available and bike parking has increased more than 4,000 spaces. they hope to triple the number of people who bike to the station by 2020. >> this year's u.s. olympic medal winners will come home with more than just bragging rights, they have to pay taxes on the winnings. they are required to add the value of their medals to their taxable income. a gold medalist earns $25,000, silver $15,000 and bronze is $10,000. and donna toreez is outraged about the tax. >> athletes struggle just to stay alive to do what they love to do and to be able to compete and represent the united states. so not everyone is a michael phelps or ryan lochte who makes a lot of money so to get taxed on what they win is a little bit of an outrage. >> two senators have introduced legislation to make them exempt from paying taxes on their winnings. >> your friends on facebook might be fake. s-e-c found 8% of accounts are false or duplicates. facebook breaks the accounts down in misclassified accounts like ones created for a business and undesired accounts like ones that send out

of bike lanes. len ramirez cbs 5 >>> high pressure over the four corners and as a result, let's look at the satellite, on time lapse you can see thunderstorms moved in front desert southwest, at 4:00 p.m. this afternoon victorville was dumped upon flash flood warnings they had 1 in. of line there is the result cars trying to cross flooded intersections. hurricanes tornados pete and this flash floods when you try to cross that it does not work. it has moved north now. watch time lapse it heads north and east of the bay area right now we see a few echoes picked up we get buildups late tonight and early tomorrow and potential for thunder bumper or two. you may have felt it in the air that humidity feels moisture. we don't get this in california with that low helping this southwesterly flow we will see buildups tomorrow and sticky in the bay area the numbers not necessarily warm, tomorrow covered with a blanket of clouds, from that we could squeeze out as sprinkle or two would not amount to much. overni