-i-r that is coming out in brisbane. i would emphasize that staff in brisbane has been excellent at coordination. again, they are very sub portvv i have of a plan that bridges the line that looks at one consistent thing. * supportive b i shouldn't say unfortunately. [speaker not understood]. that is the challenge. >> commissioner antonini. >> yeah, i just had a couple of questions regarding the status of the land. it was a redevelopment area, but it is now going to be governed by the agency, successor agency, i would assume. but from what i'm hearing, it's not eligible for any of the funding mechanisms that were available under redevelopment before because they're gone. so, we're kind of in limbo. >> and schlage is a really unique -- i think it is the only former redevelopment area that is in this position. it is an area which went all the way to get adopted as a redevelopment area which in the stateside makes it a redevelopment area and therefore ineligible for things like ifds, but there were no contracts. there were n

but i have a focused question and then the issue of bay lands and brisbane because that is a megaproject and i hope that we will be able to create a dialogue with the city about projects which are compatible with each other across jurisdictional boundary lines. the other issue is way back when at the north and to the east there is a small community, almost like a pocket residential. i think it's called little hollywood, i remember that, it's stuck in the back of my mind. i can't remember the streets any more. one is called [speaker not understood] or something like that. is there still a discussion in some way or another to address improvements related to that particular [speaker not understood] of housing? even as an idea, it might not be phase 1, but to tie this community back to the larger emerging context of the larger community is i think we'll need something i would love to see continue. >> absolutely. [speaker not understood] sarah [speaker not understood] with the planning department. [speaker not understood] clarify the community commissioner moore is speaking of. if we can get

. >> back to brisbane north 101 "sig alert" now just left lane getting by, trucks slammed into each otherught on fire blocking light lanes, very slow traffic past the scene. traffic app, your waze app shows traffic bagging towards bay shore boulevard about a mile -- backing towards bay shore beautiful about a mile and a half back up. -- might want to avoid 101 for now until they get that cleaned out. download this free app on the app store and google play. >>> 6:21. >>> muni finds out who will be financially responsible for that bus damaged by out of control giants' fans. >>> meet a man making it his >>> some of the warmest temperatures in the country will be here in the bay area most of us a in the 80s, 70s and 80s at the coast during the afternoon. northeast into the great lakes, 40 to 50s there chilly in atlanta 63, 70s no and dallas, 92 if he -- novato and dallas. 92 in -- dallas. -- >> in the east bay one-man homeless out reap is settling in after a long night visiting homeless camps with a friendly face and helping hand. doug stewart of martinez on his night patrol coming up. we fir

watch for this crash fire department from brisbane and san francisco are there.t sounds like a bad one. let's move along to san francisco itself. northbound and southbound 101 that traffic is moving along nicely with no major problems coming up to the 80 split. this mornings commute at the bay bridge toll plaza we have a little bit of an early crowd here in some of the lanes. fast track getting through okay. let's go to steve. >>> sal, thank you. record highs are likely today. we'll go from very, very warm to very, very cool to cold just this week. i'm getting reading some conflicting reports on santa rosa. i saw 76 that just didn't make sense to me. one number that did make sense was 83 in 1980. san francisco record is 80 in 1993. oakland 78 at 1976. and san jose is the most impressive 82 going back to 1901. and the forecast high today is 82. there will be record highs for some. you can see some of the records here. it's going to be record setting day. some of the warmest temps are the most impressive will be on the coast. clear skies. don't have to worry about

we moved here from brisbane from our old innovation. we do printmaking, gallery shows, and we have a fabulous retail store where there are lots of fun things to find. >> we will look at all of that as we walk around. it is incredible to me how many different things you do. how is it you identify that san francisco was in need of all these different services? >> it came from stepping out of graduate school in 1972. i wrote a little thing about how this is an idea, how our world should work. it should have printmaking, archiving, a gallery. it should have a retail store. in 1972, i wanted to have art sales, point-of-sale at the grocery store. >> so you go through the manifesto. with the bay area should have. you are making art incredibly accessible in so many different ways, so that is a good segue. let's take a walk around the facilities. here we are in your gallery space. can you tell me about the current show? >> the current show is jeff chadsey. he is working on mylar velum, a smooth, beautiful drawing surface. i do not know anyone th

we moved here from brisbane from our old innovation. we do printmaking, gallery shows, and we have a fabulous retail store where there are lots of fun things to find. >> we will look at all of that as we walk around. it is incredible to me how many different things you do. how is it you identify that san francisco was in need of all these different services? >> >> and joined by supervisor kim. our clerk today is erica and at sfgtv we have our staff. madam clerk do you have the announcements for us today. >> please make sure to silent all cell phones and electronic devices and speaker cards should be submitted to the clerk. items acted on today will be on the board of supervisors agenda unless . >> stated. >> we will excuse the commissioner. will you call income one please. >> the sfo shuttle bus company at city and county of san francisco and provide services at san francisco international airport and through the airport commission. >> thank you for this item. we have kathy wieger from sfo. >> good morning. i am with san francisco inter

. >>> developing news in san francisco and the border of brisbane and san francisco. northbound 101 a car ran into the back of a garbage truck and burst into flames. northbound 101 down to one lane here own the bay shore freeway which is terrible news for the commute out of south san francisco. northbound 101 traffic backed up big time. it looks like they are making some progress. the injuries were not severe. there were injuries but the big mess is what happened when the car burst into flames. again northbound 101 just before candle stick park. it looks like the freeway is down to one lane. alternate route would be to use 380 to 280. 6:14 let's go back to the desk. >>> all right, sal. in other news seven people including four kids were safe. they were rescued from a capsized boat in marin county. you see the rescuers use that saw to free two young kids. they were trapped for 90 minutes in that upside down boat. before that helicopter rescued more. none of them were wearing a life jacket. >> normally these type of incidents do not turn out as well as they did. >> the

here is how it plays out on the maps, heading north, slow heading into brisbane and passing by candlestick. smoother the 101/280 interchange. into san francisco, slow across the upper deck, early metering lights on at the toll plaza because of the disabled vehicle across that span, quarter to 5 that happened that caused that. a live look outside, all these rains packed up toward west grand avenue, making the way to the berkeley curb, sunrise coming up, a different look at the shot. 880 through oakland as well, a nice smooth, easy drive. coming through the trivalley, slow through livermore, at least all the accidents clear ted dublin interchange. >>> coming up, a coast guard officer in cuffs and a fairy on the loose. the bizarre robbery case with a halloween twist, just ahead. >>> also, children trapped as a boat rolls over out in the bay waters. the lucky break that happened to keep them safe and alive as rescuers pull them to shore. >>> apple says they sold millions of ipads over the weekend. we will look at that. >>> and kids calling out sick to school with world series fever. we tally u

the peninsula and brisbane is getting some moderate for.for their no. 7 fellows getting light rain as the yellow sella's passing through the area. we will track it for you. future cast four showing moderate to heavy downpours in the yellow and orange color and the reagan read it is indicating really heavy rain. by 5:00 p.m. your evening to meet will still be dealing with some scattered light rain. 10:00 p.m. the same issue mostly in the north bay. we will be waking up to scattered showers in the morning and starting your weekend off with wet conditions. sunday morning it will push in the north bay. moderate for indicated by the yellow on your screen. we're expecting significant rainfall with the next system. we'll take a look at rainfall totals with this. in the past 12 hours and engine half in san francisco also thunderstorms earlier this morning with us up to 50 mi. an hour. in just under 2 1/2 inches for santa rosa. this map is completely lit up showing how messy it is out there. the flash flood watch expires monday nine a m in the north

brisbane, san bruno. san mateo, san francisco, heading out to alameda and san leandro.is what we are concerned about. significant rain as we hit the weekend. russian river near hop land. flood stage 21 feet. currently at four feet. expected to exceed flood stage as we go towards the weekend. over 24 feet at that point. russian river at guerneville expected to get close to flood stage 32 fe at flood stage. expected to crest at this 30 feet currently just over 6 feet. winter storm warning for the sierra nevada could see 2 to 3 feet of snow before 8500 feet. this is going until 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. carry the chains if you brave the weather. accu-weather 7 day forecast it's going to be messy for the morning commute. that's when the strongest part of the wind rain possibly thunder get in hear then the third system will bring heavy rain wind possibly thunder sunday morning. >> okay thanks very much. >> well california is now a player in power ball. state lottery commission voted unanimously today to start the game next april. this decision comes rate on the heel of last night

they were shoveling mud and hauling it out and taking it to a recycle place in brisbane. four blocks of this neighborhood were coated in mud after a pipe broke at 4:25 in the morning that released 45,000 gallons of water. it was rushing into this neighborhood it brought the hillside down with it and a lot of mud. now they are worried about the rain in the forecast later this week. today they will be working onshoring up this hillside park. >> the next three days we are going to be winterizing the park which means putting bales of hay out to absorb moisture, mud and debris, sandbags and everything that we can to secure the park. >> reporter: the good news is mud stayed out of people's homes. they did evacuate some homes just in case, they were worry the hillside might give questioned. engineers determined it was fine and let people back in their homes by mid day. >> that's when people started dealing with the mess in the streets and so many cars that were damaged and impacted by mud. everyone's homes were safe, they were allowed to return. they are nervous about that hills

a lot of people want to know how traffic is moving through brisbane and oakland areas and no major problems as you drive through. we have a problem in contra costa, marsh creek road there is an injury crash and the traffic is because of a car that hit a deer in the area. the fire department is arriving on the scene along with medics and makes sure you leave extra time. >>> thank you sal, another nice day, maybe 76 to 67 degrees and everything looks good and we have a breeze and also showing up oakland and san francisco, which is why it is on mild side and breezes will cool things up a bit. yesterday was not bad, today we bump it up and our lows are warmer and afternoon highs will be warmer as well and on the mild side, boy does everything change fast. friday the system is coming in from the west and a colder one will drop from the north and it will set the stage for a cooler weekend especially on sunday rain from the north. and the breeze means temperatures are coming up today and it looks night. a couple of locations still everyone close that is the spirit. half-moon bay is 72 and everythi

traffic fairly moderate northbound into san francisco, reports of a car stopped on the shoulder 101 at brisbane this isç,d+ great app to help navigate especially as the storm gets underway free on apple's app store and google play >> to the coast now, katie marzullo continues our live storm watch coverage from the pacifica pier. we are able to hear the winds now, right? >> reporter: it has been the winds here all morning, a bit ago we saw our first raindrops i thought the wetness was here to stay it went away now back to the point where you confuse the sea spray with the very light rain but it is the wind that is whipping that moisture around and that is what has been most unsettling out here, recognizing the van back and forth. it is early, people avoiding the weather, deserted except for two fishermen who i talked with 30 minutes ago. he told me he's well wear of the weather, but not concerned. >> -- well aware of the weather, but not concerned. >> there's always a calm before the storm. >> reporter: doing anything differently? >> not really just going throughout, hope for the best. >> report

amazing video out of australia this morning. 4,000 lightning strikes reportedly hit near brisbane in severe storm. more than 6,000 homes without power in the central business district that was battered with strong winds and heavy rain. some areas flooded and cars washed away. trees were just ripped up. more storms in the forecast for tomorrow. more ahead for you on today in the bay. a major up instead college sports. here's a weekend calender. >> good morning. lots to do in the bay. we will start off with the end of the world. the folks at the mayan festival they address it on the front payment. since it is 2012, we would say we do not believe in the world's end. on the contrary, we believe this is the beginning of a new cycle that transforms all matter. held at two locations, go to mayan festival.com and feel good about buying a 2013 calendar. at least one of them during the season, it is the time for the indian community's new year under the direction of talented dancers that perform dances from south india. come to learn about the stories they can tell without saying a word. today

the case, the virus in australia, the virus is called and dry after a suburb of brisbane known as indirect, which is a racing suburb. 1994 and one stable in that suburb. horses sublease started to die. why are they dying? did they get some poisonous feet? a veterinarian, a trainer, horse trainer, and stable and tried to save the horses. the stable foreman got sick and went home. he thought he had a bad flu. a trader gusts sick. very bad flu. went into the hospital. the veterinarian never got sick. the trainer died. they isolated a virus from him, his organs, and the courses and found a new virus and ended in representative after the suburb. then they did the disease detection. where did it come from? a fellow who was the chief detective, this case during his ph.d. he sampled all sorts of animals. kangaroos', wombats, rats, mice, and sex and things called porter ruse. he did not find a virus. finally, he sampled fruit bats and he found the virus that matched what had killed the horses and what had killed the trainer. they gave its name and a virus. another of these cases, had not killed ver

the case in hancock, the virus in australia is called hander after a suburb of brisbane, which is erasing suburb. 1994 and one stabled the suburb, forces started to do. why are they dying? did they get poisonous feed? a veterinarian, horse trainer and stable hand try to save the horses. the stable form and got sick and went home. he thought he had a bad flu. the trainer got sick, had a very bad flu, went into the hospital and the veteran never got sick. the trainer died. the isolated virus from him and his organs and from the horses they found a new virus and named it after the suburb. then they get the disease detection. where did hundred virus come from? a fellow who was the chief detect it on this case doing his thd on it. a veterinarian doing his phd in ecology. simple kangaroos, wombats, rats, mice and insects and things called porter bruce. he didn't find the virus. finally he sampled for rats and found the virus that it killed the horses and the trainers. as i kill very many people. it doesn't pass human to human, but it's a knock on the door, a reminder to us of where these things

australia, powerful storm pummeling brisbane, heavy rain and gale-force winds doing a lot of damage causingo sway, knocking down power lines leaving 6,000 hopes and businesses without electricity. parts of the city also hit with hail. spain, police are usually the ones keeping the protesters at bay. this time they are the protesters. 5,000 officers taking over the streets of madrid, angry over austerity cuts affecting their checks, including elimination of their christmas bonuses. china, very smart canine moved to the head of the class. the 3-year-old dachshund can do arithmetic. barking out the correct answers to four math questions, so we're told. his owner says the dog is a quick learner with a knack for numbers. that's fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. >> >> i usually don't say this, i think the word unbelievable, unreal are overused this ly is unbelievable video a woman plowing her car through a security fence at one of our nation's airports ending up on the runway. why did she do this? with the spark cash card from capital one, olaf gets great rewards for his small business! pi

brisbane, everybody was in on it but they seem to be continuing to get heavy rain.f this is just streaming in now off the pacific. the heavier rain moving out. looks like its picking up. three to five and there have been reports up into mendecino five to seven. i a lot of rain, looks like it's better. a lot of rain. san ramone is just stacking up. i heard from bev who said it's pouring. pools started to over flow. lexington had over three, three to five. san jose, continuing -- tom -- think he said he had 1.75. three and a half inches of rain. wide shot shows you why we are concerned. cloud cover is moving. break friday into early saturday. late saturday night this to sunday a similar system will take aim at us. wind advisory. take us to 11:00 and i'm sure the weather folks, have within spot on. we talked about this back on tuesday and wednesday. question will get a break. >> thank you. it's 8:41, pg&e worker is dead after a crash overnight in west sacramento. police say that the driver lost control of his vehicle around 1:45 and smashed into a traffic signal. he wa

at a show in brisbane, frontman, chris martin, told the audience this will be their last big show forut with a bang. the show had fireworks, giant inflatable balls, glowing lights and lasers. if you're a big coldplay fan, as i know i am, there are three more shows at the end of the year before they go. so, you have to -- do you have a follow-up already, sam? >> do the -- were the butterflies okay? >> no butterflies were okay in the show. coldplay. yes. they do have three more shows. one in connecticut. and two in brooklyn. are you ready to pop again? >> yeah. let's pop. >>> we're all morning people here, whether we like it or not. we have to be up remarkably early. can i help you? >> i'm just reading the copy. >> that's not the copy. eyes up. >> then, i'm looking at your legs. >> a new study out of britain says at least 50% of people, men and women alike, can't bear talking to anyone for at least an hour and 15 minutes from the time they wake up. 21% even ignore their kids. not to worry, though. half of the grumpy morning people -- >> go on. >> half of the people surveyed say they bec

. >>> a powerful storm put on a spectacular light show in brisbane, australia, around 4,000 lightninglast night. strong wind and heavy rains battered the city central business district. strong winds also knocks down the trees and powerlines and trying to read the story and look at the pictures at the same time, they are pretty impressive. >> sometimes it's hard to get lightning on tape, but when you have 4,000 strikes, i mean, it's -- >> chances are pretty good. >> making it a little bit easier. good stuff from a video perspective. luckily, it didn't sound like anybody was hurt. springtime down under. we transition from fall to winter. they are transitioning to the warm season. spring severe weather on the other side of the equator. for us, we don't have anything like that to worry about, so if you want to see lightning, that was your big chance. no chance for thunderstorms around here for at least the next seven to ten days, and as we go into winter, chances get even lower. so for outside, perspective, first thing this morning, you will notice that there are some clouds out there alr

payment on the logitech problem, and it will almost certainly get the templates of simpson-bowles, brisbane domenici, and the gang of six, which means a total of $4 trillion over 1 10 you don'to to a template. there is no plan. there's never been a plan. anthologist guidelines. along with commitments to serious restraint on all the entitlement programs, including social security, medicare and medicaid, and restraint in defense and domestic programs, but not answers to questions. probably with those guidelines and then orders to the rabid committees and constant dose of the committee created to come home with specific plans the attacks reform plan. that maybe one which mcconnell does not participate. or it may be one in which he votes against mindful of 2014, but i don't think this time he can do what he did so masterfully for four years, which is to get everybody in unison, voting against things and voting for filibusters on everything. and a group of people that would include lamar alexander and bob corker and saxby chambliss and mike crapo and tom coburn and lisa murkowski and susan colli

we are picking up some heavy rain in san francisco stretching down the daily city into brisbane.ot really in the east bay inland valleys just yet. taking a look of the coast line at looks like pacifica is under a light rain. heavier rain is in the east bay. storm tracking to see when the heavy rain will arrive in your neighborhood and looks like 747 for alamo. be prepared for that the next 30 minutes it is certainly going to come down. san leandro looks like we're seeing some of the heavier rain right now. that is pushing its way into the san ramon valley. that is just a quick look at where their aim is currently falling and where it is expected to go. satellite and radar picture looks like most of the wet weather is still sitting off shore. we still have lots to come. future cast four picked out 8:00 this morning you can see a lot of heavy rain and the north bay. as we shift to 10:00 a.m. all the yellow dominates the screen encompassing the entire bay area. when the system is all said and done we are expecting about an inch of rain for the bay area. showers will taper off on the

it is jammed here southbound out of brisbane through burlingame and san mateo.at. jammed on the other side of 92 south. 880 all wait to fremont. back to you. >>> we better go brew mike some tea. another update in half an hour. >>> it's 8:30 now on a tuesday morning. it's november 6th, 2012. it's election day, and people are checking out democracy plaza here at rockefeller center. this, of course, is our election night home. and by the way, a week from today this place will be transformed into one direction plaza when the hottest boy band on the planet puts on a live concert for us. we are expecting huge crowds. the great part of this job. one day we're covering a president for election and a week later boy bands on the plaza. bring your best sign. you'll have a chance to win concert tickets from the band. i'm matt lauer along with savannah guthrie and natalie morales from our perch here in democracy plaza. >> good morning again, everybody. we'll have the lighter side of this sometimes tense presidential race. we'll talk about moments on the event that sparked vi

energy and talent women add to economies, and we now that when women are allowed and encouraged to brisbane, societies are more stable, less prone to conflict, and the export of terrorism. there's a lot for us to do. as we shape our own at global leadership and then use it to help shape the world that we want for our children. the united states should be at the head of a growing call of democratic nations, always expanding the frontiers of freedom and prosperity and progress. that is who we are as americans. it really is in our dna. that is what makes us such an exceptional country. so i thank all of you as a look around this room -- i see a lot of familiar faces of people who have been on the front lines of helping to define, examine, and practice american foreign policy and national security policy for many years. we need you to keep doing what you are doing, to keep thinking out of the box. in the years ahead, we will need all the wisdom and perspective that we can possibly gather, but i am absolutely confident that our nation has what it takes to continue leading the world, no matter wh