mayor's soccer stadium deal would place it near nats park but it's still limbo before a except i cal cityil. but business leaders insist it fits the city's long-term interest. >> good economic development transcends political administrations and should have a life of their own that stretch out beyond one or two mayoral administrations. it's time to change a whole section of our city. >> with all the positive changes in our region, there are some worries for the future. one is the declining importance of federal government jobs, another is the pace of education reform in the district. here in our nation's capital region, the federal government has always been relied on to keep the local economies growing and stable through bad times. but that's changing. looking to the future, we all have to adjust to a disturbing fact, the federal government no longer can be counted on as that expanding source of jobs and consulting contracts. >> in the last three years, we've lost about 20,000 federal jobs and over $11 billion in government contracting spending. the growth we're going to see in the futur

a lot of people are taking cal train into the city, hoping to avoid that traffic. f people arrived in san francisco late this afternoon on cal train, ready for fireworks. >> we usually take cal train because there's so many cars on the road right now. it's kind of unsafe. >> reporter: with the northbound lanes of interstate 280 closed until monday morning due to construction, many spectators didn't want to take their chances on the roads. >> traffic is horrible. and with gas prices, and, you know, we know san francisco really well. we get on the train. we pretty much go where we want. >> reporter: muni is offering extra service and running shuttles from the cal train station to the wharf. meanwhile, crews spent time loading pyrotechnics onto the barges. the barges will be moved into place by pier 39 a couple hours before the show begins. jeff thomas of pyrospectacular says skies have been clear the last two years on the fourth, but he says if the fog rolls in tonight, the show will go on. >> we've prepared the show to go with multiple playelayers in th. so if there

cal load. we are getting city of city of san francisco the health insures. -- insurance. we've had over 38,000 of medi-cal applications through various channels whether they are walking in or online or via phone or mail. we are providing the paper they need as well as meeting the standards. similarly in cal fresh, the california's name for federal food stamp program. it's not called food stamps, it's called snapped. we've seen an increase with families and individuals on cal fresh. we have not seen a 18 -- increase in staff. despite all of our efforts there are still over 35,000 san franciscans who we believe are eligible. >> sorry. i didn't mean to interrupt the report. i had a specific question about cal fresh. i know the food security task force made a recommendation for an additional $400,000 to do outreach to the communities where people potentially qualify for cal fresh and they believe that if they receive this additional $400,000 that could lead to an additional, i guess close to $3 300-0000 of participants in this particular program. are you father-in-law -- famil

city. part of the cal academies' astronomical success is the weekly nightlife party. >> i am joined by helen, who is here to school me on all the nocturnal activities that are getting ready to take place here. tell us a little about what we can expect to see at nightlife. >> we open up the doors every thursday night at the california academy of sciences. there are certain things you can see every week you can go to the museum, visit the planetarium, and we bring in bars and a deejay or band. it is a different feel from during the day, something different every week. tonight , we have beer and music. -- tonight we have great beer and music. it is beer week. we have a dozen local brewers in african hall. we have a deejays to set up throughout the museum and a live performance at 9:00 p.m. tonight. >> what has been your favorite part as a participant or as an observer? >> my favorite part is to walk around the aquarium in to see people with a drink in their hands, getting to know maybe somebody new, may be looking for a day, or chatting with friends. there jellyfish. i mean, they are beautiful.

cal ball shatters it in kansas city where the royals pay for this. oh. number 2. ichiro belt one. but rangers leonys martin gets back in a hurry. the one handed catch over the shoulder. yeah. and at number 1, angels, cole calhoun. the leap. and wow. like liz cook did as a youngster in softball. >> that's right. >> we will be right back. [ laughter ] ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls... ...gets you there in just 60 seconds. ahhh! what is it? there are no marshmallows in this box of lucky charms! huh... weird... seriously? what? they're magically delicious >> it's friday eve. >> thank goodness. >> that means tomorrow, we are looking fortoward to the weekend. what will it look like? >> let's turn up the heat. tomorrow will be the hottest day. 104 in the hot spots inland. 75 at the beach. it will be a little cooler over the weekend, but just a little bit. we are staying hot the next seven days. get ready to sweat. >> smoking. >> david letterman is next. >> and our next newscast tomorrow morning at 4:30. lit be warm. get up. ( band playing "late show" th

with regard to the cal tran contribution, we as the city, i believe also the transportation authority signed an mou committing to $60 million worth of funding. this is a possible source for that funding. it doesn't preclude us exploring other sources but i think we do want to send a strong signal to our regional partners that we'll absolutely honor the terms of that mou, that we signed onto. in terms of committing to fill the gap, what i can commit is to work with the board and i appreciate your offer to work with us on that, and with the mayor's office to close that gap, again, both in fiscal 16 and in fiscal 17 because it's two years of impact from the two year delay of the vehicle license fee, but we're committed and my board was the first to dopt vision zero and we want to make sure we're doing what we can to raise the revenues so we can implement it as fully as possible. speaker: i look forward to the conversations. thank you. >> supervisor wiener. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to follow up on a few comments and questions from supervisor mar. in terms of cal trans and cal tr

you can take bart into the city, muni is moving smoothly. cal train right by at&t park. on a midday game as it is today, always just their service. scheduled change there, back to you with that note. thank you. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay," rallying for pot club, unique way medical marijuana supporters in the south bay are trying to get you involved coming up next. >>> plus new details about the fire at the world famous south bay restaurant where the flames started, coming up. >>> taking a live look outside this morning, nice, clear skies in the south bay overlooking san jose. christina's got a look of the forecast and that humidity in the area as well. >>> pot protest. san jose medical marijuana collectives banning together to fight san jose's new regulations. what they're giving out today to try to gain your support. >>> and the new details we're learning this morning about the fire at that popular and renowned south bay restaurant. >>> and good thursday morning to you, i'm meteorologist christina loren, you made it towards the end of the week. we've got a rea

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entire downtower area as well as the -- downtown area as well as the parking lot to the redwood city cal station. >>> hey sal, it's slow every place. >> it sure is. we have word of an accident on berkeley on oxford way at berkeley. this is in the -- neesh the berke -- near the berkeley campus. it's oxford street. there is a report of a rollover vehicle there. let's take a look at 880 northbound. you can see some slow traffic passing the coliseum and a reminder tonight there is a baseball game, a second game of the giants and the a.s playing -- atms -- as playing. take b.a.r.t. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. that's backed up for a 25 to 30- minute drive time into san francisco. i want to mention the backup in the south bay, 280, 101 and 85 have been slow. 280 especially getting into the valley. 85 is slow as you approach highway 17. 92 is still slow. a lot of people going around because of earlier issues. i want to mention that eastbound 80 at the applegate exit, this is about 40 miles east of sacramento there is an overturned truck. traffic is being taken off the highway

cal ripken jr. who's in the twin cities to help the league honor teachers from around the country. l, good morning to you. great to see you. >> yeah, good morning. thanks for having me on. >> walk us through the involvement between you and education. and baseball and education because there's so many different avenues you could take charity. but what is so special about teachers and especially this year? >> well, i mean, i'm here on behalf of target. and target partnered with "people" magazine and mlb to help celebrate teachers from all over the country. and this program is pretty cool because they found the one, the best teacher for each of the markets. so each teacher represents a team. and so there's 30 teams here. and part of my job is to kind of help, you know, make everyone understand that coaches have an impact in your life, but probably if you think about it, teachers have more of an impact of who you become and how you're successful. so it's all about celebrating the teachers in this program. >> definitely agree with you there. my mom was a teacher. my wife taught for years

we are expecting to hear results for the cal center plan for all needlepoint and city council waterfrontown ought voting tonight planning board approval at the center last month about unanimous in tonight is the final vote needed to move the project forward trade should be minutes away from voting and we will give you an update on our news at eleven o'clock. that felon who had a lot of wasn't willing on social media has a modeling contract the photograph of germany posted on the sponsor for this department is the page a few weeks ago he attracted so much attention family hired an agent to manage him and now it seems your party has a contract with blaise models company based in los angeles. arrest on weapons charges still and the seine one king county jail no word exactly when he will be out to take a bench of his new job offer >> : if we do have an update the fire in north bay no breaking 2,700 a. the latest update coming tonight at 11:00 have a nice evening >> : (heavy metal music playing) (singing in norwegian) (speaking norwegian) (music stops)

public works, mahamed speak with support of the mayor's office and the cal tap planning program and advancing this proposal to you, city as capital planning committee recommend to the board this bond and you have an item as apart of today's agenda to make an amendment to the capital plan to reflect the inclusion of the bond of this size. i'll try to go quick because i know that you've had a long meeting and i think you're introductory comments help frame it well. the mayor did convene the task force last year. that made a number of recommendations for local funding, new local funding for our transportation system looking out over a ten year horizon which come thatnated at the budget. what the bond contemplates is the first $500 million recommended by the task force and it recommends in a fairly comprehensive bond report, which is available up on sf -- this expenditure plan with the main categories of investments and transits and investments and safety in our streets so to walk-through the lines of that expenditure plan. the lion share is really to implement muni 4. it was approved earlier this year. these are changes -

that, there is avco verses the south coast recommission, from 1976, and 17 cal third, and 1785 and another case, volero v, the city of san diego. and so, if the board, grants this suspension, smart cycle will encan youer well over 300,000 in damages and out of pocket expenses and as a result of breaching the lease. and so, unfortunately, if the permit is suspended, smart cycle will seek to recover those funds and they will do it because they have a vested property right that is constitutionally protected but they will also, hold mr. sanchez, who issued the letter personally responsible, and understand that a lot of these decisions have immunity applied to them but they the immunity statute here is 820.4 and that requires and states that a public employee is not liable for his act or admission, exercising due care, and in the execution or in the enforcement of any law, it is our contention that mr. sanchez did not exercise due care and the test there is objective reasonableness and was it objectively reasonable to change this permit to a new use permit. four employees made that, and the change came after he contact

cal trans in train to avoid that traffic. it's scheduled to start at 9:30 tonight and 200,000 people are expected to be here in the city to see it it. . >> with the northbound lanes of interstate 280 closed from the 101 interchange to king street until monday morning due to construction, traffic should be heavy. uniis accommodating spectators. people are making their way into the city early by caltrans. >> there are so many cars on the road right now it's kind of unsafe. >> we like to have fun and have a couple of drinks and we don't want to drive. it's not worth getting a dui. >> crews spent the day loading pyrotechnics for the fourth of july fireworks display. the producer of the fireworks show says it will be moved into place by pier 39 a couple of hours before the show begins. >> jeff thomas of pyro spectacular says, it's been clear for two years on the fourth, but if the fog rolls in tonight all is not lost. >> we prepared the show to go with multiple layers in the sky. so if there is some fog in the area we can still see the show. >> some spectators have secured their viewing spots at aquatic park and most are keeping a

this is actually the largest single leased premises by the city as tenant in the general fund family. county adult assistance program and the cal fresh food stamps is located here. we've been in this location since 1993. it was a creative financing agreement between a third-party ownership, a lease to sfusd and a sublease to the city. then in the end of august 2013, after the dee feesance of the debt, the school district became the owner of the property ~. so, now we are here for a direct lease between the school district, its owner and the city as tenant. and the terms i think work very well for both organizations. so, let me outline those briefly for you. this is an 11-year 10-month term taking us to april 30th, 2026. the lease rate starts at $22 per square foot. it rises to 28.50 per square foot in the last two years of the term. the city will provide a capital infusion of approximately $2.5 million. that will be matched by a capital infusion from the school district of $3.5 million, used to refresh this now 20 some year old asset in terms of our occupancy in the building. much of the school district's contribution goes towa

cal osha is investigating. this comes as the richmond city council prepares to debate next week on whether to delay a permit for a refinery upgrade. >> a lot of the people out there in the community are saying that's not enough. we want the whole refinery upgraded. and i think it's instances like this morning that bring up that question. >> chevron said this morning's fire was not connected to that massive fire back in 2012, that sent thousands of people to area hospitals with breathing problems. >>> mandatory evacuation orders have been lifted in shasta county. officials now say the so-called bully fire is 40% contained. since it started last friday, it has destroyed 18 buildings, including 10 homes, and injured 12 people. call fire says 68 structures are still threatened tonight. police arrested a man they say sparked the fire while tending to a marijuana growing operation. >>> vector control is covering an area along the waterfront south of the carkinas straight. it comes after fogging for mosquitoes tested positive for west nile virus. fogging is expected to be over about 11:00 tonight. vector control also

cal train gets you right near there. and also bart will take you another city from the peninsula or the east bay so you have options. it'll be right there. you have to make the reservations early and i don't know if they have tickets left, anyway, options for the giants game, back to you. >> thanks. >>> still ahead, "today in the bay" a slumber party interpreted when a fire pit exploded. live update coming up. >>> plus emergencies put on hold as a south bay dispatch center goes down. the new details next. >>> they come sprinting into the kitchen and then i started seeing some blood on knees and feet and hands and on the neck. >> frightening moments after a fire pit explodes burning a half dozen teenagers during a slumber party. we're live on the scene next. >>> firefighters having a tough time gaining ground on a large wild fire burning in napa county. and this morning, more bay area crews are on their way to help. >>> and we have stronger wind out there this morning. but basically we are going to see a repeat performance of what we experienced yesterday as we get into your independence day comfortable conditions ac

. >> we taked to some frustrated neighbors in the east bay and the city about why it has lasted so long. >>> cal tran firefighters stretched they haven't how they are handling hundreds of fires around the state and gearing up for more. good evening. i'm roberta gonzalez in the kpix weather center. we have had muggy conditions. now the effect august will have on your tuesday as the news continues right here on kpix 5. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you. safeway gets that staying on budget can be a real bear. that's why they've got lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. it's a great time for a cookout. fresh sweet corn is 10 for just $2.00. rancher's reserve ribeye steaks are only $6.99 a pound. and refreshe water is just

the city, we see what it means when we have a growing city where our transportation system hasn't kept up. muni is overcrowded, bart is overcrowded. cal train is overcrowded, our streets are clogged and overkrouged. crowded. we don't have enough parking. we have traffic like crazy. we have all this growth, but our transportation options haven't kept up so we have so many people driving their own cars because they don't think they have other ways of getting around that we have this congestion and it's only to get worse if we don't take decisive steps to make sure we have giving people options. we of course -- one of those things we have to do is invest aggressively in public transportation which we have not done as a city and we are trying to change that now and into the future, but public transportation will never be enough. one thing is car sharing and mta's doing very creative things around this. our taxicab system is another key aspect of that. unfortunately over the years it's become very clear that our taxi system is not adequate to meet the demands of san francisco and i think supervisor mar acknowledged if you're not living in

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for non-drivers cal taken and vta increase the service and drop-off spot for lift uber and taxi. city council is expected to approve the parking plan tomorrow. >> the alaska advice to crime. next on 7 news. local woman hobby has become a coast to coast cause. how she's doing her part to make our streets safer. >> plus the body image backlash why this picture posted bay former reality star is causing such social media fire storm tonight. plus meet the local woman who is trying to reunite a family with their lost memory and she need your help. >> live doppler 7 hd tracking monsoon moisture and that means a muggy morning ahead. let you know when we lose the humidity but first here's jimmy kimmel. >> here's a snippet of what we are up to tonight. fight can i see the back. >> i don't know what they can see. i don't know what is going on. okay there we go. going on. okay there we go. okay. (vo) ours is a world of the red-eyes. (daughter) i'm really tired. (vo) the transfers. well, that's kid number three. (vo) the co-pilots. all sitting... ...trusting... ...waiting...val. ...for a safe arri

for non-drivers cal taken and vta increase the service and drop-off spot for lift uber and taxi. city council is expected to approve the parking plan tomorrow. >> the alaska advice to crime. next on 7 news. local woman hobby has become a coast to coast cause. how she's doing her part to make our streets safer. >> plus the body image backlash why this picture posted bay former reality star is causing such social media fire storm tonight. plus meet the local woman who is trying to reunite a family with their lost memory and she need your help. >> live doppler 7 hd tracking monsoon moisture and that means a muggy morning ahead. let you know when we lose the humidity but first here's jimmy kimmel. >> here's a snippet of what we are up to tonight. fight can i see the back. >> i don't know what they can see. i don't know what is going on. okay there we go. going on. okay there we go. okay. stivrnlt talks about syberian winter but summer no party either. beach goers desperately running for cover after storm suddenly moved in dropping cherry size hail stones on beach govrments you can see peo

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cal palace is no longer there. where was it located? >> it is still there? >> it's still there? >> yeah. >> where is it. >> in daley city outside of san francisco. it's a big -- it was built it's not particularly scenic? >>. >> the september tour, this is the headline from today corbservatives 0 much. democrats line. good morning caller: how are you doing? mr. smith i would like to ask you about strom thurman and jessie helm and what influence did they have on the conservative wing of the they were the per sonification of dixiecrats who in the wake of the civil rights movement and particularly the package. simple rights act and the voting rights act in '65 switched parties the political realignment. it's important of what congress did, the civil rights act, what the two parties did at the con convention, what the voters did new england, whennists growing up was rock-ribbed republican except for massachusetts and maybe rhode island. new england has become the most reliably democratic bastion in the country. but the deep south, almost the solid south, which meant the solid democratic south is now the solid republican sout

and the current per pricing structure at transit hubs like cal tran and bart funishes frequency that is so critical at these stops and we are a city mandated service and we provide the shuttles to an entire community and not just one company. and we serve a broad range of customers from blue collar and office workers to researchers and high-tech and retail and others, including ucsf. and last, but not least, we serve mission bay's growing residential population and we are funding solely by the mission bay, commercial and residential community. and we have finite resources and a limited ability to raise, revenue. and our drive alone rate of 18 percent, speaks to how it is in contributing to the transit first goals of this city. and we are in the working group since the beginning and we would like to be part of the solution, and however, since the cost have more than tripled and they are likely to increase again, our participation is jeopardized. >> thank you. >> i am with the bay area council and for over a year, the council has convened the shuttles and operators with the city transportation officials to work on this innovative tr

city hall council chambers. second, 5:30 this evening. >>> cal train is getting an upgrade this morning and it'll be music to riders ears. >> stephanie chuang joins us live in san francisco, crews given a pa system a much needed boost. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, good morning, scott and kris. and cal train saying this isn't about the customer experience, but it's also about safety. now we're at 22nd street station here in san francisco, and work is set to begin at 1:00 in the morning, by the time we got here before 4:00 it wrapped up. improvements to the pa system starts at this station, and then goes south. so next is south san francisco station and then sunny valley and finally nor san jose. that last project in the south bay is set for completion in late december or early january. it was back in 2009 when a report revealed that the pa systems at these four stations were both unreliable as well as inadequate. not only has it impacted the customer experience, but cal train says the pa systems are of course used to provide critical service and safety information. in addition to, you know, passengers not being

cal trans crews are going to insert a hinge that protects during earthquake. >>> it is happening again. a marmot running amok in the city of san francisco. >> wildlife rescue is trying to catch the little guy and get it back home. it was spotted in san francisco under a deck near 25th and rhode island street. they are asking anyone in that area who has been in the mountains recently to contact wildlife rescue. they want to pinpoint where marmot the marmot came from so they can get it back to its tribe. >> probably some kind of rodent leading into sports. [ laughter ] what's the deal with that? who is producing this show? >>> warm and fuzzy. >> i tell you what, we are all about it tonight because it is a feel-good story for the giants. not so much the world cup. but how would tim lincecum follow up his no-hitter? we will show you. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, wondoloski had a chance to hero for the u.s. in the wod >> san jose earthquake star chris juandeloski had the chance to play hero for belgium. the 35-year-old goal keeper kept the u.s. in the game with a world cup record 16 saves. juandeloski kicked it high. that would have

city council meeting. they expect 600 cars on game day and the cal train parting can only hold 300 vehicles. >> if they pay should charge as well, and otherwise everybody will go to the free parking. >> they'll hire a parking management company and perhaps they'll restrict the parking in neighborhoods. they plan to move the farmer's market. >> it's a friendly town, they're open to it, and they love the idea of the revenue. >> some are concerned of what the new stadium will bring here. >> probably stay away. >> the city council is expected to vote on a parking plan tonight since they have a month to implement it, the meeting is at 6:30. live in mountain view ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and season tickets to the home game with the new stadium may be hard to come by this fall, now that the season is sold out. if you plan on attending in person, 1,600 standing room only tickets are available. 70% of the former season ticket holders, bought seats at the new stadium. you can see both of the tours we took, it couldn't even april and -- one in april and the other in june, you can look at the stadium's unique features

cal trans is installing a hinge. in the northbound direction only, closed, but you can take 101 to get to the city. >>> tonight, car trouble for san francisco mayor ed lee. his chevy was parked in a crosswalk. the mayor's office is is not commenting but the person who snapped that photo tells cate caugurian a picture is worth a thousand words. >> reporter: these photos are raising a few eyebrows. >> it is ridiculous. >> reporter: this man didn't want to go on camera, but he is known as andy cooper or terrapin xf on twitter. his online popularity jumped after posting photos of ed levilating parking laws. >> he parked right here in front of the traffic lane where the bus goes by. >> reporter: to be clear, the mayor isn't driving his car. it's a security detail. an sfpd officer. tonight, sfpd says this picture does not tell the whole story, he was looking for a new place to park. as he waited for one car to move, the mayor decided to leave earlier, so the driver pulled up in front of the shop. >> it is obviously king mayor lee. how dare he have to walk more than six steps of the door from one business to another. >> reporter: