thank you so much to everyone for being here today and bicycle coalition for keeping us a biking friendly city. thank you. >> thanks, everyone. i want to say thank you to north dakota, mike, the entire group that came with me from district 2 -- i want to say thank you to andy. give me a call anytime. i'm happy to do it again, and thank you to the bicycle coalition and everyone here improving the infrastructure of our bike lanes, whether it be for the america's cup for our daily lives in sanford's is go. as critical to our future, and i look forward to working with everyone here to make that a daily part of our reality in san francisco. thank you very much. [applause] supervisor chu: good morning. i rode in today on a tandem bicycle in the back. i promise i did tattle on the hill -- pedal on the hill. [laughter] thank you for that, for helping me see san francisco in a new way. when you go on foot, it is a little too much to cover. when you go by car, you miss so much, so i just want to say thank you for giving us this opportunity every year to really experience the city in a different way, to

bike to work. energy stations. it's for inspiring safe and family friendly cities. >>> and now over to the weather. >> it's not going to be nice. i only speak the truth. fog to start you out of, kind of cool. heading throughout the morning, some of that fog creeps inland. watch out for that. overall if you're commuting to work, especially over any of the bridges where you tend top lose that visibility, take it easy out there this morning. fog will be a factor until about noon. then we'll see cloud cover lift and break apart. the only changes, cooler. cooler conditions for today. we'll drop off by three or four degrees and continue to cool into the weekend. the full forecast coming up in a moment. right n.o.ow, bike-to-work, dri to work, we know hoop getting there on time. hi, mike. >> except at my house. the kids do the put on their shoes. very slow. travel time heading into the maze looking good. all green. in fact, the map of the maze itself shows you the nice flow of traffic, 24 out of the caldecott tunnel. typically over 70 miles per hour. seeing that through oakland, into berkeley. watch that, folks. it is bike

city. changes that would make it slower and more pedestrian and bike friendly.ut masonic avenue. consumer editor tom vacar is here now and tells us that one key issue is still far from settled, tom -- >> reporter: it is that busy street, proponents say it will make it safer but others say it'll make an already scarce parking situation even worse. the masonic avenue corridor has seen many pedestrian accidents, some fatal. >> why do we have to wait until 2013, people are dying. it's better to have this late than never. >> reporter: there would be a tree lined median with bike lanes along the curbs. but the city claims. >> it's going to slow it down. that's the intention of this project. to calm the project and make it safer for people. >> it's a great plan and we really look forward to it being safer for our blood donors and for our staff and for the people who live in the neighborhood. >> reporter: but it would also eliminate eight blocks of on street parking, that's 160 spaces between gary and fell. >> i am very opposed to taking out all parking. >> i am not goi

the city wants to transform a pedestrian and bike friendly corridor.ent accidents, two pedestrians struck and killed on the street in recent months. they plan to put a median down the center and bacteria lanes on the curbs. >> i believe the project will have a negative impact on my business because they've taken away parking. i actually have a green -- that i provide for my customers. >> others applaud the plan saying safety is future more important than the 160 parking spaces that would be lost. >>> thousands of acres of homes of farmland will soon be flood indeedly. why doing that will save the city of new orleans. >> a live look at the golden gate bridge. the traffic moving. you can see it cloudy skies, windy and rain is coming. >>> good morning. to you. a live look at martinez. 54 degrees and plenty of gray skies. >>> japanese officials are investigating a man's death at the damaged nuclear power plant. a plant worker in his 60s died this morning after collapsing at the fukashima daiichi plant. it's not known yet what led to the death but no radioa