calm down. hallelujah. calm down. yes, lord. calm down. yes, lord. it's all right. yes, lord. yes, lord. calm down so you can talk to me. jesus, i see him. i see him. oh, yes, lord. jesus. yes, lord. you said you would. jesus come in. i can see you. yes, lord, coming to see you. have a seat. yes, lord. hallelujah. have a seat. give me the victory, lord. come here with me, lord. hallelujah. conway: are you hurt in any way? do you feel like hurting yourself? no. there's nothing wrong with me. feel like hurting anybody else? there's nothing wrong with me. why should i hurt anybody else? i don't know. for what reason would you ask me something like that? you're just preaching, right? you're happy right? yes, sir. why is you asking me these questions? i need to know that, okay? hallelujah. okay, but why did you ask me? you're all right? yes. hallelujah. man: she does this all the time. no, i don't do this all the time. where do you get that from? your father. that's not my father. is that your mom's friend? yes, that's my mother's friend. he's lying to you. ma'am, they're just tryi

regarding the true traffic calming program from the sf mta. there was one survey but the funding was cut to $6,000

him down. >> she did her best to keep him calm. a bay area manhunt was already underway. >> 32-year-old had already stolen station wagon. she indicated he talked about the recent bombing in boston, as well as colorado and columbine. >> police believe he was on the way to the russian consulate possibly to seek asylum. >> she didn't say he had a history of mental illness, sheds the lastouple weeks she was concerned for him -- she said she was concerned. i thought he was sweaty like he was nervous or something. >> and so i backed him up to the end of my car and i talked to him for probably 15 minutes while i waited for somebody to come close enough that i could say call the cops, and i was trying to keep my hands from shaking because i could tell that what he needed to calm down was for me to be real calm. >> at one point i picked up my phone and i said, do you want to see some pictures of my kids, because he kept calling me a liar and i was a conspirator. goes, what are you doing with your phone. >> finally a passerby called 911. she

on slope on 19th boulevard, on ocean, on monterey we need to fix our streets to tame speeds, calm traffic and prevent more tragedies like we heard that have happened to the student and the retired teacher that was killed on westportal recently. next friday as it happens is walk to workday and i know you're participating and thank you. my understanding is that the mayor will be releasing a new plan for action on pedestrian safety, and that will target the city's most dangerous streets to cut serious and fatal injurys in half. this is a critical action to take. we call on you as the board of the transportation authority to make sure that this plan is actually funded so it just doesn't sit on the shelf but it gets implemented to start systematically fix the streets in many of the ways we heard about today to prevent more tragedies because these tragedys are things that that we can prevent and you can help save lives. thank you. >> thank you. >> hello i am phyllis deets and live in the area for 27 years. my property backs up on sunny side park, little pocket park, that the city has renovated.

so, in recognition of your quick response to your family member's need and your ability to keep calm, and to help make you a 911 hero. thank you very much for your wonderful courage. [ applause ] and for edgar in recognition of your expert assistance and compassion for those in need of help, thank you for providing calm assurances to encourage others, you are a true 911 hero. thank you. [ applause ] >> now we would like to present the 911 for heroes awards to both tala and edgar. >> supervisor avalos thank you so much for taking the time out of your busy day to come and join us, we know that you are tied up in budget meetings, thank you very much. [ applause ] >> all right, so, ladies and gentlemen, i would like to please have you join me in welcoming kante brown and public safety dispatcher kim tuae and on behalf of the mayor's office, paul henderson, deputy chief of staff for mayor lee presenting the awards on behalf of martha coen who is the supervisor for district ten. >> thank you guys all so much for coming out. it always makes me so happy when i see the people from the communit

calm down. i leaned up against that dude's car. he bowed up on me. calm down.d up on me and slapped me... calm down. what we got, dana? this guy had the stick. dude had stick i was on! i didn't hit him. come at him with a beer bottle. beer bottle? beer bottle my ass! chill! you're slinging blood. i'm sorry. i'm sorry. why don't you sit down for me? dude hit me. sit down there on the grass and relax. sit down. sit down. just stay right here. dude hit me with that ( bleep ) stick. we'll get this straightened out. calm down for me okay? what's your name? kevin. yeah? what happened? i came up here from way the hell down there. i was walking. i see a dude-- i thought dude was cool 'cause i'd been walking for a while. damn, man. this ain't looking good to me, man. look, man, i was walking down the street i seen dude, i thought dude was cool, man so i came up to the dude, man and he got the ( bleep ) phone and i said, "that's cool." so i went in the store, man, i bought me a beer-- one of them 20... in between a quart and whatever it was. so i come back out. i lean ag

i did want to say i'm ream really appreciative of the traffic calming. i know supervisors yee and kim are both focused quite a bit on pedestrian safety. i think the crosswalks and other improvements will really make a difference. ~ i also like that we'll have so many more bicycle racks that will increase hopefully the use of bicycling and reduce the vehicle trips in our city. but thank you so much for the great presentation. i see no comments from my colleagues. so, let's open this up for public comment. is there anyone from the public that would like to speak? mr. patel. >>> good morning, commissioners, my name is neil patel, san francisco bike coalition. i want to offer my support of these prop k allocation requests. in addition to the crosswalk improvements and bike lane improvements, as you know, director mar, the bike racks are helpful to bring more san franciscans to our commercial corridors and echo support of greenways. general evidence is seen the greenway has -- bicycling even easier and more attractive option. we slow down everybody for the nu

regarding the true traffic calming program from the sf mta. there was one survey but the funding was cut to $6,000 and the equivalent of -- p sac san -- went on a tour of the san francisco neighborhood read by dr. marty mcentire. following our tour i am happy to announce that most of the crosswalk have been newly painted continental style and curb ramps have been installed around the campus. the chief of public safety and the master plan manager presented to -- unfortunately usf is delaying the plan for moving forward and in my opinion has demonstrated a clear disregard for public safety and public health: sf mta submitted plans six months ago and hasn't received the plans or comments for final review. until they receive the plans from usf they're unable to provide plans-- yet the usf website doesn't mention pedestrian safety once. in contrast we-- and in addition the sf mta has done a wonderful job. in addition our committee -- i recently joined the sf transportation committee and focuses on financial constrained scenarios for the plan and ev

it's important for us to remain calm. if we are calm, we don't miss steps. >> you guys do this every day. it's your job. do you still get jazzed about jumping out of helicopters and saving lives? is it fun? >> it takes a special kind of person to go into this profession. there's an exciting element in doing that rescue. >>> three guys decide to snack on cereal, but not just any creelial. >> a 22-year-old box of wwf superstars cereal. >> watch them try to get it down. >>> and a normal shopping day gets a weird interruption. >> you see ropes fall down from the ceiling and down come the king's guard. >> the drama is worse. >> we have the story behind the show, "right this minute." >>> it's time for best of rtm thachlt means a bonus video. >> his awkward and creepy antics. he's going up to strangers and hugging them for long amounts of time. he's got his friends from the sloppy laugh. when you see a stranger you never want to give them a hug, but a long, awkward hug is weirder. >> i do this in every day life. >> not to strang

>> it looks calm in san jose. at 101 headed northbound, the headlights coming away from 880 it is looking quiet and we have some construction. great highway is shut down and will be shut down until further notice because of high winds from yesterday that blew a lot of sand on the beach. the trucks are trying to push everything to sea. that closed between lincoln and skyline boulevard. back in san jose we do have a closure along northbound 280 to the southbound 85 with connection cones picked up at 6:00 a.m. >> next, battling tobacco sales in low-income areas of san francisco. the controversial solution a group has. >> a daring heist in italy, a band of robbers made off with millions in gold. first, here is the america's money report. >> good morning, topping america's money, jc penney fires the c.e.o. and got the old boss back. he was known for creating the apple retail stores and is replaced by the former chief. a new lone is offered to pay for a vehicle to boost new car sales, with total interest paid far more,

it's important for us to remain calm. if we are calm, we don't miss steps. >> you guys do this every day. it's your job. do you still get jazzed about jumping out of helicopters and saving lives? is it fun? >> it takes a special kind of person to go into this profession. there's an exciting element in doing that rescue. >>> three guys decide to snack on cereal, but not just any creelial. >> a 22-year-old box of wwf superstars cereal. >> watch them try to get it down. >>> and a normal shopping day gets a weird interruption. >> you see ropes fall down from the ceiling and down come the king's guard. >> the drama is worse. >> we have the story behind the show, "right this minute." [ male announcer ] with citibank it's easy for jay to deposit checks from anywhere. [ wind howling ] easier than actually going to the bank. mobile check deposit. easier banking. standard at citibank. ♪ shimmy, shimmy chocolate. ♪ shimmy, shimmy chocolate. ♪ we, we chocolate cross over. ♪ yeah, we chocolate cross over. ♪ [ male announcer ] introduc

transportation fund for clean air in essence can fund traffic calming measures if they rise to the top of the scoring so the message to take home in particular with this slide and the next slide which is what we don't manage there are a lot of funding sources that are various different purposes if you will. they have different eligibility but they also touch on a pedestrian element that is implemented in the projects authorized through the programs. the pedestrian funding that we don't manage but all of the sources are the funding sources for all of the improvements you have been hearing about. i know the highway safety improvement program is the primary source for the slope boulevard and the state funded improvements. prop k is providing the local match to the project. the authority board just funded the design phase and hopefully we can make progress on the construction phase sooner than was anticipated. i know it's trying to be coordinated with a caltrans paving preject but it's clear of what the priorities of the community are based on this hearing and the state bond as was mention

i could tell what he needed to calm down was for me to be real calm. >> a passersby called 911. tried to get away after hearing the sirens. officers caught up to him. san francisco police tell kpix that his mother called police and ranting the government was out to get him. >> the killer of 8 year old leila fowler is still on the loose this morning. she was stabbed to death saturday during an apparent break in in her home. authorities say leila and her brother home alone on saturday afternoon when he saw the intruder leave the house and discover his sister. the murder has left valley springs just over 7,000 shocked. police are suspicious now and fearful there is a killer amongst them. >> everyone is watching and you are really watching your kids. you are keeping them home. >> who would do this to a beautiful little 8 year old girl? i can't wrap my mind around that. >> one resident says he gave a ride to a man saturday who was covered in blood and authorities are testing. >> parents are organizing to stand guard after two high school girls reported a man tried to abduct them. hap

he is calm. he is okay. he wanted topend our conversation praising the officers and talking about what a great job they did. >> thank you. breaking news now, a preschool teacher will not face criminal charges after being accused of taping the hands of a two-year old in her care. the district attorney told abc7 news this morning that it is declining to prosecute the woman who no longer works at the christian preschool in pleasanton. witnesses say she tried to restrain the child who refused to take a nap. the child care licensing officials cited and fineed the company. >> drivers are facing delays after a deadly rollover in daly city during the morning commute. sky 7 shows us the crash scene on northbound interstate 280 near the highway one interchange. it happened at 8:15 and claimed the life of a man. our media partner reports he may have lost control of the honda s.u.v. after making a suddentur. >> calaveras county saying the killing of an 8-year-old girl was intentional. leila fowler was stabbed in her own

calm at oakland airport, calm at san francisco.going to do it. >> north in santa rosa, a little bit of a south wind at half moon bay. therein lies a tough forecast for the santa cruz coastline and for san mateo and san francisco by tonight. there's the east wind at livermore which is why they are almost 70 degrees. you can see some of the fog. it's on its way to -- right there. it's getting closer to pg&e and pebble. but usually what happens, it comes to pg&e and kind of peels back in the pacific. there's also fog offshore. but it's running into tremendous resistance in the form of an offshore push. probably not until today. 30s to 60s to 70s. 30s in the mountains. 70s on the desert. a lot of fog offshore. the one coming up the band from the south will drop temperatures from the south. inland, warm, to hot. 80s to 90. the two warmest days probably for a while. way above average on the temperatures. we should be in the low, few mid-70s. and temperatures will be really mild to warm on the coast, although a late breeze could kick in f

with calm winds tonight. overnight, we have calm winds but still breezy by 10:00 p.m. hurley, this is when it is going to be the most of earlier xkn,,take a look for = look at the early morning hours we will see some chances of winds gusting at 20 m.p.h. later. and for the afternoon but not nearly as windy as what we saw today. still pretty breezy. temperatures are also going to be warming up towards tomorrow. first, the cool morning temperatures in the 40's and the 30's and portions of the bay area. 39 toward mid 40's for the bayshore and towards the south-bay. with 70's. we are looking at 74 and san jose. for the east bay inland valleys also 76 degrees and livermore. for the east bayshore. half still some upper 60s in richmond, 66 degrees, 67 in berkeley and 60s still along the coast. towards wednesday in the low 60s tomorrow. and 70's for the north bay with your extended forecast big changes. nowhere near of what we saw today with warmer conditions tomorrow. in fact wednesday might even feel hot with the 8

i could tell what he needed to calm down was for me to be real calm. >> finally a passersby called 911to get away but officers caught up to him in a nearby neighborhood. san francisco police tell kpix 5 his mother called them saying her son was mentally unstable and renting about how the government was out to get him. cate caugurian. back to you. >> the man that you mentioned earlier was heavily armed. do we know what else the gunman had? >> reporter: well, frank, police say aside from that handgun the suspect had, they also found a rifle and over 200 rounds of ammunition. >> all right. cate caugurian live. thank you. >> the killer of an 8 year old leila fowler still on the loose this morning. leila was stabbed to death saturday during an apparent break in in her home east of stockton. authorities say leila and her brother were home alone saturday afternoon when he saw an intruder leave the home. and saw his sister. the murder left the valley springs town shocked. one resident says he gave a ride to a man saturday who was covered in blood and now testing dna evidence which state offici

with them, then they will be more calm. they will sense your feelings. watch amy. watch amy. joanne: routine caregiving tasks such as feeding, diaper-changing, and potty-training provide not-to-be-missed opportunities for affectionate, one-to-one contact with each little one. but this stimulation should not be overdone. too much stimulation, such as bright lights, too many children in a group, or constant noise overwhelms infants. they need an atmosphere of peace and tranquility in order to truly thrive. [quiet music playing] look. look. what's on the wall? what's on the wall, sean? butterflies? see butterflies? see butterflies? see the doggy? doggy, sean? do you see the doggy, sean? joanne: let's look at the interaction in this nursery. what do you see happening here that maximizes communication between caregiver and child? okey-doke. oh, there you go. there you go. did you notice how the caregiver used a simple, routine task like diaper-changing as a time to really focus on the baby? did you notice how the infant responde

a lot more calm to start this morning.e expecting those winds and conditions to continue trending toward the calm side. this is what we are working with, winds between 5-15 miles straight out of the north so it is dry out there. as we head throughout the day, you will notice a high pollen count, specially for someone who suffers from the allergies of the season. a lot of pollen out there. it was all just shaking around. now, it is suspended in our ott mo atmosphere. the who had pinks and reds, that's the fiercest winds. the yellows and oranges come back into the mix. a lot more stable atmosphere we have to look forward to. temperatures are going to be comfortable today. you will notice as this high pressure range builds in so quickly, it is really strong. your temperatures are going to jump by about 10-15 degrees from yesterday in some cases. 71 degrees on the way to san francisco. beach day in santa cruz at 71 if you can deal with the wind. 75, gilroy. tomorrow, we will peek at about 84 degrees, widespread 80s on the way

for the purpose of the strategy that includes the pedestrian cip program and traffic calming program and traffic signal program and this is to provide transparent in what we can do and accountability so within the five year window somebody could see what intersections are we taking care of it and what areas of the city you expect improvements to happen. just our current cip is the fiscal year 13 and through 17cip and includes 350 projects with 30 federal and state and local funds and one being proposition k but there are 140 fund types and those are restrictions on time, type of project and program which means different sources have different rules and sometimes it's difficult to put a package of funding sourcing together for large projects and we take that into consideration. for the current cip -- our current program is listed here and school program and traffic calming and traffic and signal program and large at 70.6 million and infusion of 25 million from the prop b bond and during this period we're seeing a high use of prop k for delivery and construction projects in the process

. >> reporter: while she did her best to keep an attempted carjacker calm she didn't know a bay area wide man hunt was under way for the gunman 30- year-old jeffrey boyce already stole a bmw station wagon. >> his mother indicated he talked about the recent bombing in boston as well as colorado and columbine. >> reporter: police believe he was on the way to the russian consulate possibly to seek asylum. cops surrounded the building. >> she didn't say he had a history of mental illness but in the last couple weeks he had become extremely unstable and ranting about the government and she was concerned for him. >> i said do you need some money or something and just trying to keep him calm because i thought -- he was suitey like he was nervous or something and so i backed him up to the end of my car, and i talked to him for probably 15 minutes while i waited for some body to come close enough i could say call the cops. i was trying to keep my hands from shaking i could tell what he needed to calm down was for me to be real calm i said hey, you want to see some pictures of my kids and stuf

another location this is occurring is on kirkham where a strategy to traffic calm and this creates a vision barrier hiding pedestrians from drivers so my request is in planning these median strips please plan ahead and we are focused on costs and there are maintenance cost and less of a focus. keeping this in mind if plants are part of pedestrian safety or other improvements maintain them so blind intersections are not the outcome. thank you. >> thank you ms. leaderman. >> good afternoon supervisors. i am mark bolton. i'm a teacher at se carmichael school. i am here to advocate for the kids in san francisco and their importance in this project. i have worked for many -- many years i worked in bay view. we lost a kid when i taught at brent hart and lost a kid at another school where i worked and we haven't lost a kid recently but we had kids hurt and i live in the area and i haven't seen street so dangerous as d6 and around that area and i want to make sure that we give appropriate funding and attention to the public safety and d6 and soma and i would like this to be a school where we

it is definitely calm winds now but compared to earlier. modeled right now with 65 degrees. 58 in oakland temperatures are going to drop off quarter of it overnight. still breezy but nothing like what we saw today. more on that coming up. >> pam: happening right now. san francisco city crews have been busy since early this morning. just trying to get trees out of the way. kron 4's j.r stone is following the story and has more on the cleanup effort. >> reporter: right now great highway is sloat. this is only 13 m.p.h. wind speed. however, it has been extensive. just to give you an idea of high and 6 ft. 5 in.. these tower over me. and notice these routes are sticking out of the ground. it this city park alone at least three trees. 70 ft. high came down. work crews spent the entire day using chain saws and heavy machinery. baseball teams have been transferred to a different location. in san francisco, 75 trees came down. in 40 different locations. out here, we can see that damage. a majority of the cleanup is done but there is still minor in

by then he had calmed down a little bit. >> but just when it seems like he's calming down, he eruptseads for one of the grocery baggers, raises his hand to punch him, then casually walks away. after eight long minutes of destruction, confusion and disbelief, officer david covey from the west lampeter township police department finally shows up. >> the cops arrive just in the nick of time. >> he and two other officers have been across the street responding to the call about a naked man running amok from the willie valley resort. they're pretty sure they have found their suspect. >> dispatch advised me that there's a naked man running around the area there, causing damage to the place. i just rolled my eyes back and kind of laughed because we don't deal with that stuff out here often. it wasn't something i was looking forward to dealing with. as we entered the store, we found the naked man standing in front of the registers yelling at the clerks. we just came in the front and told him to get down on his knees. i had gloves on but that's about all you could do at that point. this is the

probably the mid-50's at that, with mostly clear sky and calm conditions. you do not have to worry about the breeze. a lot of pollen in the forecast. with the stagnant air mass and no rain we are going do produce plenty of pollen, the trees, the weeds and the grass. padres will take on the giants tonight with first pitch at 7:15 and 60 degrees and dropping down to 56. it will be unusually calm at the ballpark with a breeze but not like what you are normally used to. the next system is putting a didn't in the warming trend today but notice most of the radar returns are near bedford and especially portland mostly where they will stay. a cloud or two will dip toward eureka and possibly a shower in the higher elevations to the east and 57 there, andally coe is 82 and low-to-mid 80's through the central valley and cloudy at 63 in tahoe and sunshine and 73 in yosemite and monterey is 64 and los angeles is 83 and the first 90 of the week, palm springs topping out there. san diego at 77. leyla gulen has traffic. >> good morning, mike. in vallejo but first over to e

san jose nice and calm. gilroy is nice and calm as well. i want to draw your attention to some of these reading this is morning. oakland, 65 degrees there. they're not the only city in the mid 60s. cupertino, 63 to start. we'll still be dealing with high pollen levels for today. keep that in mind, tomorrow as well with all that wind and dry conditions. all that pollen just got picked up by the winds and so it will be in the atmosphere at least the next couple of days. 86 on your way to livermore and 80 degrees in oakland. talking records potentially. i'll let you know if your city falls in the category of those that might be touching on some records. what i can tell you right now is count on a warm-up by five to ten degrees of yesterday's highs. we'll stay warm by the weekend. 80 degrees, abundant sunshine. into the weekend, temperatures in the mid 70s to upper 60s on sunday. speaking of which, there's a pretty big event happening that our own mike inouye hosts every single year. it's cherry blossom festival. good morning, mike. >> not the

we have got to try to keep him calm. the news choppers out in the air. police on the ground in some sort of discussions with him. we're led to believe. but they are not letting much information out. the thinks is they don't want to spook this man. four firefighters being held hostage inside there. and reestablished communications. our reporter doug evans fox five in atlanta. doug, do we know if they have been able to speak with the firefighters themselves? >> i don't know whether they have been able to speak with the firefighters. all we know, shep, they are in communication with the gunman who is holding them hostage. that is a good sign. any time that the police can communicate with this guy, can try to calm him down find out what it is going to take to end this situation find out if there is any need of the firefighters inside. give him some alternative to ending this on what he might shows are his terms. of course, it's all being orchestrated by the police department. gwinnett county is a very large county. this is probably one of the best police dep

as a little girl who was hit with an arrow gets a big surprise from the pop ar who helped her stay calm. >>> good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin. we have breaking news out of san francisco. four people had to be taken to the hospital after a crash involving this muni bus. it happened just after 8:00 tonight. a pickup truck, the red one you see there, rear ended that 44 bus. both drivers were hurt along with two bus passengers. >>> and take a look at this. an out-of-control suv crashed into a house, but not before it ran a man over. it happened on boise avenue. that's where kit doe is with new information on the driver. >> that driver was able to walk away from this crash with very minor injuries. he's been booked into the santa clara county jail because investigators say he was drunk. the suv missed him by a few feet. she watched in horror as it all unfolded. >> i just saw the cop speed up and go to my house. that's all i see. >> what were you thinking when that happened in. >> i was thinking how they are going to get in my house. >> june hired movers and one of the wo

i could tell what he needed to calm down was for me to be real calm. >> finally a passersby called 911ed by the sirens, tried to get away but officers caught up to him in a nearby neighborhood. san francisco tell police that his mother called them saying her son was mentally unstable and ranting how the government was out to get him. back to you in the studio. >> you mentioned earlier the suspect was heavily armed. do we know what else the gunman had? >> reporter: aside from the handgun, police were able to find rifles as well as over 200 rounds of ammunition. >> all right. cate caugurian. thank you. >> the killer of 8 year old leila fowler is still on the loose this morning. detectives have been interviewing known sex offenders in the area. leila stabbed to death on saturday during an apparent break in east of stockton. authorities do have dna evidence. elissa harrington is in valley springs to give us an update as that man hunt continues. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. still no suspect in custody. the man hunt continues and we are going into day 4. the road is open. this is

sacks again. >> this was brought before the advisory committee last month and as far as the traffic calming and eddy and ellis the one thing that i stressed that you have to take into consideration, the 31, the 31 bus

very calm, very calm. fog's on the coast but that's about the only place it is.nues to move north. i'm sure it will be around bodega bay. some parts of san francisco, 70, sunny skies. you get a little bit of a south wind. santa cruz looks socked in and monterey is socked in. this low is on its way for tomorrow. that will lift the fog and take it inland. a lot of people suffering from pollen count the index. those darned trees and grasses. the grass is really high. the good news is it's going down tomorrow and it will continue to go down as we go into thursday. hang this there. fog again -- we need it to go west east. but there have been some rip pooring -- rip roaring gusts. about 50 miles an hour. around blackhawk. 30, 35 miles an hour. around american canyon as well. lake county things have been ripping. some locations are really cool. others never got below 64, 65. east-southeast sfo, not really a dirticomes over water. it's mild for many around redwood shores. north wind, santa rosa, 13 miles an hour. gusts to 30 at travis. there's the fog. it will be here to

the winds have calmed down.table out there on the soft sands of half moon bay. 69 degrees. and 72, not too bad in santa cruz. that's the place to be. the warmest weather and the surf has calmed down as well as the winds have calmed down. 78 degrees in the east shore, places like fremont staying nice and warm for today. friday into the upcoming weekend, look at those numbers. we have a rapid warm-up. we'll be in the 90s by monday. and just about as warm tuesday into wednesday. and that means if you're like me, pasty white, want to put a little bit of tan in your life, plenty of opportunity to do so next week. >> just don't forget the spf. christina, thank you. >>> still to come, when the warriors will play their first playoff game in six years. >>> tickets go on sale today for the annual outside lands concert. as we told you yesterday morning, big headliners will be in golden gate park this year. paul mccartney, red hot chili peppers and cunnane-inch nails are expected to perform in august. tickets go on sale tod

traffic calming so that's something we're going to start now given the interest in improving pedestrian safety and they're happening on major commercial or traffic streets. we wanted to have the resources to address those collisions as well as resources to address the more neighborhood traffic calming needs, and finally road design and slope boulevard and fatal collision involving a 17 year old and a student at forest view. that street that is -- was six lane wide. the state actually on its own initiative decided to narrow the street to four lanes and add a bicycle lane which is a good idea when you have multiple lanes and you reduce some of the lanes it reduces the pedestrian factor. obviously that wasn't enough to prevent the fatal collision from occurring because vehicles whether have six lanes or four are going fast and not yielding sometimes as required by law so we're doing as the department of public works indicate pursuing a grant to make improvements at that location and others and we will work with the state on one of the longest stretches in san francisco without signs or sig

by 7:00 pm, we start to see calm condition conditions.vernight once those winds really relax, fog will increase tomorrow morning. so overall we're looking pretty good. back to average for today, temperaturewise, plenty of mid 70s, 72 in san jose. thursday and friday, the warmup is on. we'll raise your temperatures by 5 degrees. 80s friday and saturday. hold i holding on to the mid 80s tuesday next week. early taste of summer mid springtime. back to you, jon and laura. >>> american airlines telling parpgs to expect lingering delays as they recover from a massive technology meltdown. tens of thousands of passengers were stranded yesterday as american and american eagle were forced to cancel 970 flights and delay 1,000 more. late last night, airline ceo and chairman took to youtube to issue a mea culpa. they say it will run at near normal operation today and is working to accommodate the flyers that were affected by the outage. >>> first time since the newtown school massacre, lawmakers are voting on gun control. growing number of republican