the curbside management contractor overseas the operations of the curbside at the airport but the airport sets the zones, sets the policies. this contract has nothing to do with the zones or vans other than to implement the airport policies for the modes of transportation. nothing will change with this new contract. chairman avalos: thank you for your presentation. if there are no other questions from the committee we can go to public comment.

the curbside management contractor overseas the operations of the curbside at the airport but the airport sets the zones, sets the policies. this contract has nothing to do with the zones or vans other than to implement the airport policies for the modes of transportation. nothing will change with this new contract. chairman avalos: thank you for your presentation. if there are no other questions from the committee we can go to public comment. >> 26 million sounds like a good pri price. and i think you are going to think it's nice. oh, keep it there. don't let it leave any higher than that. and we know where we are at. oh, on item one. chairman avalos: thank you very much. if there are no other comments from the public we will close public comment on item one. commissioner mirkarimi: i will make a motion but i wanted to say that it doesn't sit completely well yet that you are transitioning in this way due to questions that my colleagues had about process and i think some other concerns that i haven't quite heard a very strong argument against it. so i think the budget analyst's recommenda

. >>> saint anthony's foundation says its curbside donation drop- off will be open on thanksgiving. this afternoon the foundation told us it has enough turkeys but what he needs is used clothing in good condition. tomorrow they plan to serve 4000 people thanksgiving dinner. >>> is a big day for retailers but for grocery stores today is black wednesday -- today's black wednesday. six checkout stands were open with a line of people for each one. they see the shoppers and seem more willing to splurge and sales are up 5% compared to last year. >>> there is a plan to increase pressure in the san bruno neighborhood. they say they must increase pressure to meet energy demands during the cold weather. >> the pipe is easter barbier property line. i am concerned i do not know enough to know that i'm really safe -- of our property line. i am concerned i do not know enough to know that i really safe. >>> police are asking residents on the east side of town to keep an eye out for a mountain lion. they say they found a dead deer on bush road on tuesday. they determined it was killed by a mountain

anthony's kicked off its 23rd annual curbside donation drive.ation will serve 4,000 turkey dinners but needs to collect 100 turkeys reach day to serve everyone. today donation valets gathered 88 turk yes. st. anthony's is asking people to give warm clothing and dried or capped bulk food. they get 70% of their denations in november and december each year. it's been helping the needy for 60 years. >>> the latest figures show this could be a better holiday shopping season for retailers. mastercard says during the first two weeks of november spending on clothes, boots, luxury goods, are showing strong increases from a year ago, and online shoppers spent $198,000 each. up more than 10% from last year. analysts say early discounts and free shipping has helped pull in the buyers. >> a look ahead of what travelers to the sierra are facing, and why it could be a boon for some businesses. >>> stormy weather has left the bay area. but will it return for thanksgiving? leigh glaser coming up to tell you more about that. >> mike: the win streaks are over. the

the district is charged up, unveiling its first curbside charging station for elektra vehicles. it is a 240 volt charger station that is ready to go at the franklin reid center in northwest, funded by the stimulus package. it will provide 4600 public and home charging stations across the country by next august -- october. the plan is to provide a necessary infrastructure for electric vehicles across the country. >and the latest problem with the metro escalator, and how you can share your concerns about safety in the transit system. and later today on "oprah gecko: are you ready for your talk, sir? boss: just going over how geico helps people save in even more ways... ...with good driver discounts, multi-car discounts, defensive driver discounts... woman: you! oh, don't act like you don't recognize me! toledo, '03? gecko: no, it's...i... woman: it's too late stanley. gecko: actually, miss, my name's not stanley. woman: oh...oh, i am so sorry! from behind you look just like him. i'm just.... gecko: well...i'd hate to be stanley. geico. 15 minutes could save you 15 percent. ♪ [ fem

anthony's kicked off its 23rd annual curbside dough gaition -- donation drive.rve 4,000 turkey dinners but needs to cleect 100 turkeys between now and thursday to serve everyone. today donations were turkeys. they get 70% of their donations in november and december each year. it's been helping the needy for 60 years and it's funded

we're going to take to the streets of oakland, california, to check out a curbside phenomenon, turf dancing. phenomenon, turf dancing. çwçwçwçwçwçwçwçwçwçwçwçwçwçwçwçw if you live for performance, upgrade to castrol edge advanced synthetic oil. with eight times better wear protection than mobil 1. castrol edge. it's more than just oil. it's liquid engineering. you can take the heat. 'til it turns into heartburn, you've got what it takes: zantac. it's strong, fast lasting relief. so let them turn up the heat. you can stop that heartburn cold: (sssssssss!!!) zantac. took some foolish risks as a teenager. but i was still taking a foolish risk with my cholesterol. anyone with high cholesterol may be at increased risk of heart attack. diet and exercise weren't enough for me. i stopped kidding myself. i've been eating healthier, exercising more... and now i'm also taking lipitor. if you've been kidding yourself about high cholesterol...stop. along with diet, lipitor has been shown to lower bad cholesterol 39% to 60%. lipitor is fda approved to reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke in patient

something approaching a game in the second home off of hong kong having fewer opportunities on off ends curbside were going to a final quarter with a fourteen point of vantage series cut into the fourth of the game all but in the bag but even with a twenty point cushion their play was far too scrappy of both ends of a cause i missed plenty of work for interim head coach dmitri shockingly and to do to get one of europe. possible powers firing again first came a new coach and so did a pretty good job struggled at times for that so you know change systems and going back some things that we did before. trying to figure that out and hopefully we can get get it going before you know instead we have failed to get our confidence back and you were in the most money thing is your you know you have for your names for probably the most important games and known ten years these are troubling times serious comments go and despite today's victory by twenty points it doesn't hide the fact that it was against very ordinary opponents of a still plenty of problems a short time. before this side starts being a forc

the curbside donation runs through thanksgiving day. >> big round of applause! [ cheers ] >> it's the salvation army's turkey carve off. the competition picks -- pits police and sailors against each other saying who -- seeing who can carve up the most turkeys. >>> are you ready for your thanksgiving meal? if you are in the -- if you are the chef in the family, chances are you have been doing shopping. allie rasmus joins us froma local grocery store with more. >> reporter: we're at piedmont grocery in oakland where you can see they are definitely ready for the thanksgiving last- minute rush. there is a clerk -- there is a line two to three shopping carts deep. for clothing and electronics retailers, the day after thanksgiving is typically their biggest business day. but for grocery stores today is their black friday. >> definitely, it's the biggest day of the year. >> the vice president says this year shoppers seem to be more willing to splurge on a thanksgiving meal. she says their sales up are -- are up about 5% from a year ago. >> busier than this year than la

the first step in taking turkeys donated at curbside and mass quantities of trimming and turning it all into 4000 meals that will be served to those in need on thanksgiving. >> it's been a life saver for us, it's the time of year when we most need donations and so it's a way for people very generous san franciscans to come out and make a donation. >> reporter: st. anthony's says it has seen a 5% increase in need in its dining room this year. also in san francisco the salvation army held its annual turkey carveoff at the harbor light center. it was a trimming competition between police, fire, coast guard and navy personnel to slice up 150 turkeys that will be used for 4500 meals to be delivered tomorrow. and as they were today, volunteers will be at the san francisco food bank on thanksgiving. it is already delivered -- it has already delivered 36,000 meals for this holiday and it reports demand up 32% with donations down. >> our financial donations are off a little and that worries us because we are trying to perform at the highest level that we can. >> reporter: back here at glide, the

anthony's in san francisco kicked off its curbside donation program making it easy to drop off food and clothing this holiday season. >> just drive up to the curb and we have volunteers wearing red that will unload your car for you. you don't even need to get out of car. >> reporter: st. tantanys is confident that donors will come through. overall we're seeing about a 5% increase coming to food in our dining room and at 10% increase of families to use our dining rooms. >> reporter: recipients say the food and free clothing is a lifeline. >> you never know when we need something out here and they are here to help. that is a good thing. shouldn't nobody go hungry in frisco. >> reporter: across the bay in oakland, the spirit of mother wright is alive and well. for more than 20 years she fed the city's hungry. she died in 2009. and now motorcycle clubs are collecting turkeys and handing them out and feeding anyone in need. >> one thing about the motorcycle club, our bikes do make noise, but we have hearts and do all we can to help the community. >> reporter: three of mother wright's daughte

mayor adrian fenty will unveil the district's first curbside electric car charger.igned to make things more convenient for electric cars. it will take place and a democrat 45 this morning at the franklin center at 2000 14th st. in downtown washington. >> maryland canceled bids on a contract to take over operations on camden and brunswick lines. the bidding was canceled because of insufficient competition. officials plan to revise the contract and put it up for another bid. the state wants to improve service on the lines which have struggled to maintain an acceptable on-time performance. >>> ken cuccinelli says the department of motor vehicles does not have to accept a federal work permit. the dna removed the permit from a list of documents after a libya -- after a a bolivian citizen was involved in a fatal car crash. >>> adam caskey has the tuesday forecast. kind of tree outside. >> very dreary. -- kind of dreary outside. >> indoor activities today. where is it raining? it is raining across a lot of the region right now. southern maryland is getting a break. they go

. >>> adrian fenty will in -- will unveil the new curbside card chargers. be more convenient for owners of electric cars. that will be at the franklin d. reeves center. >>> the washington post reports there was insufficient competition. officials planned to revise the contract and put it out for another bid. they want to improve service on the lines, which have struggled to maintain and acceptable, on- time performance. >>> let's go to doug hill in calvert county this morning. he has news on the weather. it is still dreary. >> not a lot of happy faces here. my 14-year-old son just came down. he saw the score of the game. we will get through it. we are going to turn that frown upside down. with the rain out there, it has been seven or eight days since we have seen any rain. let's check it out our live super doppler. most of the rand is west of the metro area. it is heading this direction. it will move toward the northeast, through the metro area. our storm scan -- we can widen back and see more of the rain stretching well through southwestern virginia. it is

you should be careful what you pick up on a thrift store or what's left on a curbside. some may have been tazzed because they're infested. >> for the average homeowners picking up used furniture are the biggest reason getting bed bugs into their home. >> look yourself for bed bugs. >> check seems of mattresses for discoloration and check wood frames. infest station looks similar to mildew. that was enough to get you to jump out of bed this morning. >> 5:45 now. a solano county teacher is under arrest accused of having sex with a student. that story next. >> the city hall office a long-time bay area political leader now has his sights on. >> one silicon valley-based company is launching its employees into a cash-happy new year. this mean bonuses, raises. so why is google doing this? is it all the spirit of giving in we'll explain up ahead. >> check out the high temperatures across the lower 48. unless you're heading to the midwest and deep south, i would grab a coat. 51 new york and boston. 45 denver. near 50 seattle and portland where the scattered showers like we have

anthonys kicked off the curbside donation program making it easy to drop thingsoff. >> drive up to the curb, we have volunteers wearing red that will empty your car for you. overall we're seeing a 5% increase of food coming in and a 10% of families coming in. >> reporter: recipients say the food and clothing is a life line. >> they here to help. that's a good thing. there's hungry people out here. i see it. shouldn't nobody go hungry. >> reporter: across the bay, the spirit of mother wright is alive and well. she died in 2009. now motorcycle clubs are collecting turkeys, handing them out, and feeding anyone in need. >> one thing at the motorcycle club, or bikes make noise. we do all we can to help the community. >> reporter: three of mother wright's daughters have been key to maintaining the spirit of giving. monica wright says her mother would be proud of those who carry on in her name. >> everybody has just really managed to come together and keep this legacy of my mother's going. >> reporter: at oakland technical high school today, the needy lined up for the turkey drive. those who

. >>> curbside charging places are allegedly come coming to washington.ayor will unveil the first electric charging center and it is located on 14th street northwest. the officials from the department of emergency, pepco and charge point america will be on hand as well. this will be the first of hundreds in the washington area. >>> there is that music. time to get ready, set, shop! our headline deals of the day come to us from cvs, and the store is skipping past black friday to report that every monday is cyber monday. some are even in their new catalog and they are deep discounts. take, for example, a special metallic edition wireless gaming system. and that is $10 off and cvs will give you off a prescription worth $50 or more. use the coupon code holiday 10. for more details, you can go to our web site, wusa 9.com and we're going to continue to get you ready. >> unbelievable! not your great, great grandmother's drugstore anymore. >> absolutely. i saw leather jackets at v. c. -- cvs. >> come on! >> i have to confess, when i'm getting my cold medicine and

as charitable organizations prepare to feed and clothe the homeless, one institution launched the curbsidedrive. it's in need of a special item. st. anthony's foundation is collecting hand knit scarves. more than 1,000 have been collected and thousands more are needed. they are helping to feed and clothe the needy for 60 years. >> a genterer kinder nfl. what do you think the punishment will be? >> a beautiful live look and a cool start to the morning. keep the umbrella handy for how long this week and will we have a cl tul fi out o >>> 6:26 and mostly clear right now. it is chilly. you want the winter coat and 40s and upper 30s. 44 in san jose. keep the umbrella on stand by. it will look a lot like this past sunday with widely scattered showers. the main rain event will be later tonight into tomorrow. this will be the last batch of rain that comes in. a canadian cold front that is dropping down through the bay area. we will see chilly air and cold enough for patchy frost and ice in a few spots. something to watch out for. today's highs in the mid 50s and chilly again today. a chance of see

. >>> coming up tonight, drivers in the district soon might be able to plug into a curbside charging station for ectric cars. >> the medal of honor is awarded to a living veteran of the afghan war. >> and doug has our fo [ man ] are you aware that verizon fios brings fiber optics to your home and cabldoesn't? yes. -i read that. -i do know that. yes, but there's a contract. at verizon, they want you to have a two year contract. i've got commitment issues. no one les to be tied down. [ man ] so if they didn't lock you into a term contract, you'd consider switching? -oh, absolutely. -definitely. it's a no-brainer. [ man ] because now, you don't have to sign a term contract. -rlly? -that's terrific! -did not kw that. -i'm in. [ male announcer ] america spoke, verizon listened. switch to fios today, now with no term contract required. it's time for fios. call the verizon center fo 800-974-6006 tty/v. >>> up to 50 vehicles were involved in a series of crashes in virginia that took two lies. virginia state police say visibility was reduced to zero. there were three multivehicle crashes on i

the bay are prepared to feed and clothe the homeless, 1 o san francisco institution has launched curbside donations and it needs a special item. st. anthony's is collecting scarves to be handed out to people who arrive for a christmas meal. they collected more than 1,000, but thousands more are needed. st. anthonys has been helping to feed and clothe the needy. >> it's difficult for to you help the homeless. there is another way you can help. give blood. today through wednesday, blood centers and in vision aring up. in vision will make a monetary donation to provide a homeless person with a bed for the night. they are loerked at 7333 hill view and welch road, both in palo alto. it's also located at 515 south drive in mountain view. >>> a walnut creek father has not seen his children in 13 years and he is taking the search to the internet hoping to find them and send a message. >> i love you and miss you. i want to see you. >> michael smith last saw his children chelsea and zachary in december of 1997. he said his ex-wife abductioned them in a custody battle. she accused him of sexual, ver

it is a thanksgiving tradition, curbside drop-off of turkeys at st. anthony's. and it is a tradition that endures despite increased need during tough economic times. >> as they have to the six recessions that saint ant these has endured -- st. anthony's has endured over the last six years, we are here. >> reporter: the turkeys donated today will be served tomorrow some 4000 thanksgiving meals. the preparation starts with a blessing. >> on behalf of those who are poor and suffering and who will be joining us tomorrow for our special meal on thanksgiving day. >> reporter: st. anthony's says it has seen a 5% increase in those seeking out the dining room for a meal and a 15% increase since the recession began. the san francisco food bank says it it has also seen an update tick -- an uptick in the hungry,. >> last week we provided a full holiday meal for almost 6000 famies to give you an idea of the scope of people in need. >> reporter: the food bank says demand is up 32% this year and donations are down, which makes the work of volunteers like gabby and her fellow h

we were wondering who called out the cupcake cops to crack down on two young boys and their curbsidened who. that touched off a whole new round of controversy. john: yea, well, there you go. beth: yea, so what else is new? john: well, i just changed my medicare plan. beth: open enrollment? john: yup. i compared plans and found better coverage for me. beth: of course you noticed the new benefits we get under the new healthcare law. john: what? beth: well, like 50 percent off brand name prescription drugs for people who are in the donut hole. john: really? i didn't know that. beth: you have to keep up. john: come on. i'll keep up. anncr: it's open enrollment. time to compare and review plans at medicare.gov or call 1-800-medicare. shannon: new developments on the cupcake crackdown in new york. two 13-year-old boys told to pack up their baked goods and get home when they were caut peddling pace tris without a permit. >> reporter: they were also peddling dangerous goods called brownies and rise crispy cakes. the cops say you can't sell cupcakes here because you need a business license. t

. >> resolution approving professional services agreement 8994 curbside management program between fsp ppm management llc and in an amount not to exceed $26 million. chairman avalos: thank you. >> good morning, chair afpvalos. we are seeking approval of a new management contract with five star parking management for an additional term of 2 1/2 years with an amount not to exceed 0 $10,500,000. as pointed out by the budget analyst, the initial request was to approve the whole contract but the budget analyst has recommended we come back for each approval. there are a possibility of three additional one-year options and we will obviously come