this is along southbound 101 before dunn avenue we have delays in the area but the car thousand is resting on the roof. it is on a guardrail. watch out if that crash. a little bit of slowing in the area. that will be around until further notice. in hayward, toward the san mateo bridge, westbound side of 92 but you reach industrial boulevard a car fire senator -- on the shoulder. and the mass transit shows on this earth day it looks like bart, muni and caltrain running along with no delays. eric? >> question start with the latest on the boston marathon bombings at 11:50 a moment sigh license takes place in boston and across the country to mark a week since the deadly attack. now more from the newsroom. >> we learned a lot overnight in the investigation. we have learned that tamerlan, the brother who now is dead in the attacks, actually called his per during the shootout that went on with police in watertown on thursday. before the shootout when he and his brother hijacked a car in watertown, the suspect, if we can get to the video, actually left his cell phone in the car and that is how wat

and then to the hilton, mike an did dunne and the leadership who took a chance here. they took quite a rest while the rest of the industry was actually preparing for a major war with our union over the course of the next, what would have been probably the next year or two, the hilton corporation said maybe there is a way we can avoid the drama and turmoil that is brought to this city all too frequently because of concessionary bargaining that some employers try to impose on the union. so, after several months we have reached an early agreement, our contract doesn't expire until august 2013, so the hilt on and our union reached and agreement. i think this shows a commitment to go the highroad. often there are too many hotels in this city that want to go the low road, the meridian and the hyatt corporation have been notorious for the way they treat their workers. mike dunne has shown corporations there is a better way of guaranteeing customer service and for workers that provide that customer service. this contract provides three things: no. 1, addresses food and bevera

southbound 101 approaching dunne avenue. there was a rollover crash. delays in the commute direction out of morgan hill. heads up there. fire crews are still on scene. that is a check of your "timesaver traffic"." >> some folks haven't seen the son in a while. bring sunscreen heading in that direction. going to be another gorgeous day out there. beautiful yesterday along baker beach. sunshine and people out enjoying the sunshine. it will be warmer in some spots. starting out with mostly clear skies. fairly mild temperatures in some places already. today the peak of the heat as high pressure sits overhead we have an offshore wind keeping your skies clear to the coastline and bring your temperatures to the warmest numbers all week long. that ridge will move further east. today 80s and 90s into the central valley. 66 degrees in lake tahoe and 69 into monterey bay. 70 in half moon bay early on and sea breeze in the afternoon. 87 morgan hill. 85 milpitas. 82 hayward. temperatures soaring into the upper 80s in much of the east bay. then inside the bay today

. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm daily dunn with the special port projects group. commissioner murphy welcome. i'll start off with a quick correction as my colleague said the sign schedule is currently would have completion in mid-june but as we hand it over to the criticize event authority we settled on everything but the exact timing of the sign we left that piece explicitly unresolved. it's not determined yet it will go up but when will it start before or after phase two. let's look at the crews terminal sign are it's off the northern end where the victory building will be. 8 superfluous yafths in this shot. the event authority is just starting to do their building improvement inside so they submitted about a walk and a half ago their building permit plans. i didn't touch on it in the staff report but the staff has come together on a current process which is moving those things forward at a great speed so we're going to make due. this is some more detail on the ground floor. the sports bar is going to be operating with special events in the evening. out of an ab

so we've been working very diligently with our public affairs person renÉe dunn.with the blergz of your director monique. who's encouraging us to give a different prospective to what took place at the ferry building. we'll be joined by a renowned hivenl. we're going to use a portion of his over 2 hundred and 50 photographs that he's allowed us to use and we're going to put our best foot forward. we're doing this because i told you i represent the first people even though i'm not a first american they've colon me to be the leader so we need to put the whole history of the waterfront in prospective by giving you the respect to the first people because this is their land. and giving respect to the chinese. and then i'm going to do whatever it takes to give the history of the buffalo soldiers. we're looking forward on april 28th you bring all your friends to give a very diversify prevention so many have contributed to this city and san francisco. thank you very much >> any further public comment? >> seeing none continue. >> it's the recognition pilot program for piers

they are to country music what brooks and dunn are to tennis. my favorite country singer is brad paisley. i love all his songs from alcohol to camouflage to toothbrush to chicken chet. he writes a lot of his songs inspired by validating his identity at websites. but now paisley is inspired by a much higher goal: solving racism. folks, let's take a little listen to paisley's new song "accidental racist." ♪ to the man that waited on me at the starbucks down on main ♪ ♪ i hope you understand is ♪ when i put on that tee-shirt, the only thing i meant to say is i'm a skynyrd fan ♪ the red flag on my chest somehow is like the elephant in the corner of the south ♪ >> stephen: that's right. calm down, african-american baristas. everyone knows this flag up here just means someone's a skynyrd fan. the same way that burning a cross just means someone's a madonna fan. by the way, jefferson davis, huge skynyrd fan. got on board way early. folks, paisley is so committed to kick starting a dialogue between blacks and whites that he even started one mid song wit

as of now, no arrests despite erroneous reports earlier today, reporter tory dunn live now in washington on where this investigation stands tonight. tory? >> reporter: boston area hospitals remain busy tonight. the latest numbers we had, 66 people are still in the hospital. 13 of whom are in critical condition. investigators are also hard at work. the fbi says no arrests have been made yet. >> massachusetts governor, patrick says the investigation into monday's bombing is going to take time. >> they are doing this in a very truth row thoroughly. >> video shows what could be a suspect. investigators recovered a pressure cooker lid added to evidence already collected. much of which has come from those who witnessed the blast. >> countless pictures, all documenting the moment of terrier, and heroism. >> this veteran saw it firsthand. >> it was the worst day of our city, and the best day. >> 8-year-old martin richard, 29-year-old crystal campbell, and li lingzi. >>> it's something that can be with these patients forever. >> speaking before a group of wounded warriors gathered for a bike rall

we have a rollover crash and the car is resting on the roof on the guard rail southbound 101 before dunn no lanes are blocked but there will be spectators slowing making the drive from there and as we take a quick drive to los gatos another look at the commute northbound 85, a stalled car is blocking one lane there. kristen and eric? >> listen to this a dangerous stunt with teens and a popular spice in your kitchen cabinet. >> the investigation continues into the deadly texas fertilizer plant explosion, ahead the progress made over the weekend and how the community is coming together. >> coming up in the 6:00 hour, facebook is ready to add some new jobs and we will toll you where they are expanding and whether the jobs could be in the ba hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! ♪ wow. [ buzz ] delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? bee happy. bee healthy. with clusters of flakes and o's. oh, ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean

that's what we did in hollister when i was a kid at dunn park.ause of liability issues, they yanked out the pool at dunn park but they can still do it at san jose. it was a good day. it is still warm in the south bay. san jose 80 degrees. 84 in santa rosa. it's 85 in concord now as we head towards 6:20 p.m. record-breaking day in the bay area temperatures really warmed big time in the bay area to record levels. and if you are going out to the game tonight all this warmth means a nice baseball game, 68 degrees about game time at 7:15 p.m., giants playing the diamondbacks out at the ballyard. for tonight a few patches of low clouds around the peninsula. clear and mild elsewhere. it will be in the mid-70s inland around 8:00 tonight. out the door tomorrow morning, of course, we'll cool off overnight and recover to about 60 degrees by 9:00. mid-60s for the bay. and 70 out at livermore by 9 a.m. tomorrow morning. pinpoint weather we are going to be sunny and warm on tuesday. so not quite the same record levels that we had today. we'll could have off a

it's in morgan hill southbound 101 approaching dunn. fire and medics are heading to the scene now.ontinue to watch that. in the meantime, outside right now towards the nimitz, this is 880 in oakland, near hegenberger, 66th, everything is at the limit towards the downtown oakland exits. so checking the ride now on westbound 580, this has been one of our busier spots. you can see that the cars are beginning to grow. the number of them heading towards the dublin interchange. and what's also growing is the drive time out of the altamont pass and livermore. we had an earlier fender-bender through the livermore valley. this is the usual commute there. westbound 4 we have starteds to delays in the last 10 minutes approaching hillcrest and the antioch exits. past there good toward concord. this is one of our bigger drive times now. it's actually busy om fr205 to tracy through the altamont pass, 35 miles per hour. so yeah, sensors are pick up a longer line of brake lights now. again, once you get past vasco road now it looks like we see improvement and our sensors turn back to green. it's b

i wonder if we can calendar, kelly dunne, to give us some ideas are there more people with mental illnesses coming here to san francisco. and why? what are these people doing in our city without people coming to help. i was hoping we can schedule that in the second week of may, is that possible? >> yes. just to sterol down market street and within ten minutes you see five people in crisis and unfortunately i have heard about some crimes that were clearly committed by people in crisis. >> i think that is a great idea and that links to a crime intervention training. the next training is on april 15th, 18th for officers, the class is about 28 officers and it's going to be at the arboretum in golden gate park. they are donating that space to the department to use. it's a little bit different. the different types of scenarios that officers face. it's a continual improvement. that will be the first time they are presenting it in this format where the role play is really emphasized. you are welcome to attend. the logistics will be did send to the commissioner to share with you. the best day to go

. >> reporter: jeff dunn was in the next car over when he washed officers flush and make the arrest. >> i'm glad to hear she did it. these day, it's kind of scary. >> we've got a group of patrons that came to the rescue of a patron in need. and for that, they all deserve a pat on the back. while we don't encourage people to become physically involved, that's a personal decision everyone has to make when they're faced with a difficult decision. >> reporter: mccave is in jail, charged with battery. bart police are not going to charge the woman for what she did, pulling out the stun gun, and zapping the guy. >> incredible. she pulls this thing out, uses it. are stun guns legal? >> reporter: they are legal unless you're a felon, unless you're underaged. but you heard what the cops said. between the lines, please don't do this unless you have to! >> how much do you really want to get involved? all right. >>> a bay area teacher is on leave for what one of her students at oak grove middle school in concord captured on his cellphone. check it out. what do you think ? >> reporter: the video i

i'll be presenting this item that begins on page 125 of your packet and note that sarah dunn phillips from the planning department is also here and will be speaking during part of the presentation. so, this is an information item on something that is called the transportation investment and growth strategies. i'm going to explain just a little bit about what it is, why we're doing it and what our approach is. so, this is a requirement coming coming to us as the congestion management agency for san francisco from the region. it is a requirement that first came out as a part of the regional planning process known as plan bay area and in particular is a part of this 1 bay area funding framework. and the intention at a high level is for us to think about how we can support san francisco's priority development areases through the transportation funding decision making that we do here as authority, both in term of funding capital projects as well as if you hadvtioning planning work to set up capital projects. so, probably useful to give a reminder of what our priority development areas. thi

. >> jeff dunn was in the car next door and wonder yg it wasn't moving. >> somebody got off the car where the problem was and got od on our car and i heard her say ing there are three guys holding him down. >> it appears as though the patrons assisting the victim in this case may have had mr. mccabe in a headlock. >> and they got him there with the help of one of these. a fema her used her stun gun on mccabe. >> whether you are a police officer or citizen you can use force to protect your own life. like thait sounds like the appropriate thing to do. >> it is nice to see somebodyse. >> you like that? >> i do. i so do. >> i think that is great. that is bart ridership that is people experienced on bart and they don't just look away. >> reporter: the suspect is in jail on battery charges. heather ishimaru, abc7 news. >> thanks. >>> we have developing out of uh rine do after a man stumbled into a store with a gunshot wound. it happened after 8:00 at the safe way. the man was believed to be shot in richmond and driven to arinda to be dropped off. he is expected to survive. the safe way stayed o

. >> jeff dunn was in the car next door and wonder yg it wasn't moving. >> somebody got off the car where the problem was and got on our car and i heard her say ing there are three guys holding him down. >> it appears as though the patrons assisting the victim in this case may have had mr. mccabe in a headlock. >> and they got him there with the help of one of these. a female passenger used her stun gun on mccabe. >> whether you are a police officer or citizen you can use force to protect your own life. it sounds like that was the appropriate thing to do. >> it is nice to see somebody stood up for somebody else. >> you like that? >> i do. i so do. >> i think that is great. that is bart ridership that is people experienced on bart and they don't just look away. >> reporter: the suspect is in jail on battery charges. heather ishimaru, abc7 news. >> thanks. >>> we have developing news out of uh rine do after a man stumbled into a store with a gunshot wound. it happened after 8:00 at the safe way. the man was believed to be shot in richmond and driven to arinda to be dropped off. he is expect

terry dunn man has -- tori has been in boston all weekend. >> reporter: pam and brian we are told the suspect is still here at the hospital. his condition continues to be serious. elsewhere in boston city officials are implementing a five-stage process to reopen boylston street and also copley square where the bombings took place. they are trying to do so with as much respect as possible for the victims. people waited in line for hours sunday evening to pay their respects to the family of crystal campbell. >> everybody is coming together to make sure the family is doing well. >> reporter: the 29-year-old was one of three killed last week in the boston marathon bombings. this will likely be a week marked with tears as families say goodbye to the victims. >> i hope god will give them a lot of strength. >> reporter: at the same time authorities are forging ahead with their investigation. they want to know what the motive was for the deadly attack. the person with the most questions to answer is 19-year- old dzhokhar tsarnaev. he remains hospitalized with serious injuries including a guns

michelle dunn of consumers union isn't necessarily a believer. >> it's a mixed bag. >> reporter: she says the card has some nice features like sending users and parents instant alerts anytime the card is used. and it lets parents block purchases from certain stores and websites they choose. but like every prepaid debit card there are fees. >> they aren't necessarily high. they aren't necessarily super low. >> reporter: for example, an atm withdrawing cost $1.50. a replacement card almost $8. and if you don't use the card for more than 30 days, you'll pay another $3. but her biggestern? >> prepaid cards do not have federal protection against fraud and loss. >> reporter: for that you need a traditional debit card from a bank or credit union which usually have fewer fees. another drawback, prepaid cards don't help you establish a credit history or relationship with a bank that could come in handy later on which could make the card a tough sell to anyone not a bieber fan. >> i wouldn't listen to him in million years again. [ laughter ] >> reporter: for cheaper alternatives and more feder

ten pm and the amount of people that are confirming ralph nader is confirmed to participate michael dunn artistic hollywood producer of pirates of the caribbean god and six seas our producer for the event as well as marcey for graves with a.d.m. who helped produce our producer larry king that day golden state and american idol of the ron paul bomb song jordan page musician the list goes on and on tatyana morris josh top. ali elisabet i'm a zero amber lyon dan johnson larry pratt the president of gun our america really sounds like you've got a whole host of people coming in to. your name to actually had here on the show i think this is going to be very exciting what are the goals of united we sink you talk a little bit about what are some of the ideas that are going to be presented as well as what you're hoping to accomplish with this nationwide that is great great question and this to kick off for our university united we stand toward that we're going to hold the future ten stops across the country and what the goal is to unite the grassroots left to right everyone people across the spec

have to be approved by the opposition's national council but as investigative journalist willie brown dunn says in this case the he is giving helping hands to terrorists. it's a blatant lie to say look we are afraid of our lives right we are afraid about god but in reality one sees him arming and financing and supporting. in syria the european union still officially recognizes the government even though they have an r.v. any i'm best embassy able to airlift and then they don't recognize as a government these rebels there said they're a legitimate representative but that's meaningless in diplomatic and in any law so what they're doing is legalizing. non gang the european union waving the flag. it's madness we in belgium at the moment out our arresting people because they're radicalize muslims who have fled and now when they're on the other hand our foreign minister says we should buy and finance all those are up there's no logic in it it's just complete lunacy germany's pulling out the stops to keep its economy growing with people sensitive to anything seen as a financial product on the sta

opposition but the solution to venezuela's problems and earlier my colleague cohen spoke to dr francisco dunn lingers head of latin american studies at middlesex university explains why madeira is the favorite to win nicolas maduro as demonstrated to be a formidable communicates of easy to. disable to use in volume land which he is the masses of a world he conveys a good message is he's very good very astute politically and i think he's doing very well that's why he's leading in the polls. gaining if you like from the spontaneous outpouring of grief or for capitalizing or for want of a better word on the grief. oh i'm sure there is a lot of sentiment about it i mean now of the chavez was a figure of haters in the international media now the population of venezuela realize how much he was loved was two million actually that came out in the streets to be a bit him fair world as him possibly was the biggest demonstration in the history of the country and any candidate whoever they are would be foolish not to use it however the key point is that i think is the message people are saying you know t