the clerk of the committee is erica chang. i want to call out on the folks on sfgtv broadcasting. please share with us any announcements. >> there are no announcements. commissioner avalos: item to police. >> item 2. approve the minutes of the june 19, 2012 meeting. this is an action item. commissioner avalos: any questions or comments? public comment. two minutes. seeing none, public comment is closed. do we have a motion to approve? motions farrell, seconded by commissioner cohen. without objection. next item, item #3. >> item 3. citizens advisory committee report. this is an information item. >> good morning. today's agenda has three items that were viewed last month by the cac. item six, the discussion will focus mostly on the allocation of the funds of the port, demolition of pier 1 and 2. the cac, that is why the items are being considered prior to the informant of reports being completed. the port explained the timing1!ó with the america's cup. it was also required from the bay conservation and development commission'<1xç to accommodate d provide mitigation measures. the ca

metering lights are still cycled off but that could change. >> erica: your san mateo bridge ride is doingretty good. we are not tracking any delays whatsoever at the toll plaza. your golden gate bridge ride is moving smoothly. i did want to take you over to the traffic map because it was down 580 we do have an accident reported. three cars are currently blocking the to left-hand lane. a few minutes ago when i first saw reports of the accident we saw a lot of red and speed below 25 mph. it looks like a lot of that red has turned to yellow. so this backup is now spreading will into tracy. now there are no problems to report for 238. we have a lot of green on our role with sensors. >> darya: we now know the name of the men that was stabbed to death in west san jose on friday night. 41 year old harry clark of san jose was found bleeding from at least one stab wound. he was discovered in the parking lot of winchester boulevard around 11:30 p.m. friday night it was the city's 20 of homicide of the year and no arrests have been made. >> darya: if you are anywhere near at&t park of the leaking yo

with one >> james: good morning erica, the wind is changing let us check this out. >> erica: with onee do have a lot of changes as we head into the afternoon. we do have overpass over the entire bay area. there may be some clearing for those of the south bay and east bengali, but take it it walnut creek, we have partly cloudy conditions with the temperatures in the '50s. here are some other numbers for you neighborhood by neighborhood. as we take the numbers into the afternoon, you will see a significant cool down in fact, we some locations are cooler than what they were yesterday. we have an abundance of low '70s in the south bay 71 in sunnyvale, 72 in santa clara, looks like we could see some upper '70's for places like antioch the warmest place on our map. bad downtown san francisco has and afternoon high of 60 degrees. tweet we are taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridges pretty foggy as you make your way into san francisco. did we are dealing with day fog and drizzle. make sure you have their windshield wipers on for your drive around the bay area. in terms of your s

. >> erica: as the taking of five to change the freeway in downtown san francisco, we are dealing with marine later, put your temperature is not that bad. it is on the warmer side in downtown san francisco. our future forecast shows with the temperatures will go. we have very limited greenbug lunch time the majority of the bay area isin in the as we pushed o'clock in close to to your afternoon all those 90 start to fill in and week introduced purple that indicates triple digits. in terms of exactly where those to purchase will go neighborhood by neighborhood, we have a good mixture of the upper 80s and 90s in the south bay. in terms of the triple digits i think we will see them in fairfield, then antioch is the warmest spot on the map coming in at 105 degrees. we have 84 for castro valley and as we turn our attention to the east bay shoreline i think we will see mostly 70 to you with plenty of sunshine and relatively comfortable conditions. it looks like they be feet--it looks like they be city will keep in the upper 60s. nine terms of your kron4 round of the forecast, i do not think w

>> erica: we are noticing some changes. you may need your when shall wipers for those driving along the coastline. in downtown san francisco you could be contending with what roadways. into the afternoon we have the potential for wet weather i'm talking a 20 percent chance of rain for some of the north bay and inland spots. temperatures will be in the upper 50s to low '70s. as we head into tomorrow i do not think we will see any rain. we are still contending with colder weather temperatures for the most pressing in the '60s. it's not until friday that we will start to see more summerlike conditions. now if the upper 50s for most of the bay area with oakland coming in at 57 degrees, 50 for those in hayward, 59 pleasanton. it is really up into the north bay that the visibility is down below 2 mi. along highway 101 in santa rosa. >> erica: visibility of the 4 mi. of around half moon bay. our satellite and radar picture shows a lot of cloud coverage. as we slide this north, is that the california oregon border that we are track

rebecca jarvis has the story of how one doctor started a business to change that. >> erica, gayle, goodpirit. he is convinced that using 21st century technology will revolutionize and streamline the way we seek medical help. >> i think health care just happened. nobody has ever questioned it. >> but dr. jay parkinson is questioning it and he has an answer he hopes will revolutionize the way patients get care. >> do you think right now the experience as a patient is a positive one? >> absolutely not. if you count up the number of people you have to come in contact with whenever you want to go to the doctor, there's so many unnecessary steps. >> from the time he graduated medical school ten years ago parkinson has been trying to do things differently. he set up a practice in brooklyn making house calls to patients who scheduled their own appointments online. his new company, sherpaa, is one of several startups looking to use technology to help people get better. >> we're 24/7, e-mail and phone access to a group of doctors in new york city who you can call or e-mail. 70% of the time we'll

. >> darya: ok, we want to take it to the forecast because things will change and we're heading towards a warm-up. >> ericahave a lot of cloud coverage situated over downtown san francisco it looks like we will see better conditions in the afternoon in the meantime you have to contend with the leas on arriving flight at sfo this morning. certainly check with your carrier, that is due to no problems reported for oakland international. now, in terms of your temperatures, there is no shock or surprises. we have some cooler conditions along the coastline in downtown san francisco. check out sunnyvale, the warmer spot on the map coming in at 60 degrees this hour. the future forecast shows where the temperatures will go into the afternoon. all of that green on your screen for out the heart of the day all that located by the war. that indicates a '60s and '70s for east bay locations. as we push any closer to 3:00 p.m. a lot of that warm start to turn into read that indicates the potential for some nineties. i think we will see some very low 90s for places like fairfield and antioch. enough to my degrees in liverm

changes. they also complain about privacy issues. they are not happy with that at edition of time line. >>ericae your face what -- facebook. >> if you want to leave your own, and on whether or not you're happy with your face of lee's visit us at kron4.com >> or you can treat us or leave us a base look post. >>darya: they're looking at the fog that is around the coast. there is a delay at sfo. we will be back any minute. >>mark: the ride wife of suspended shift share of ross mercury mean will be testifying at her husband's ethics hearing. he is facing misconduct charges involving and that domestic we abuse of involving his wife. >> they're helping to support governor brown's tax measure and freeze tuition at 2011 prices. >> the country's national security building was with the defense minister was killed in assistant defense minister. >>james: it is cloudy ever since this is go. we are seeing fog cover of the most of the bay area right now. it is a one hour-40 minute arrival delays s sfo. we have mild temperatures right now and the '50s. as you head into the south bay you start to see los 6 -- a

>>erica: we have not seen too many changes in the temperatures yet. drizzle along the coast line. the visibility is in getting all little bit better tick up conditions for hybrid one a one and in north america. the visibility is basically zero and the 101 in the north bay. your temperatures has have gained a couple of degrees here and there. we have made our way and to the '60s and antioch. into the noon hour viewless start to see the temperatures to soar. by 12:00 noon. you will see a hardly any '60s. by 3:00 p.m. your afternoon highs albee extreme. check out the color change. nineties will be in the north bay. it is not the exception to day and will be similar as we head into mark as well. downtown san francisco will be 73. daly city will be 60 they cared concord all have an afternoon high at 96 pin and hundred degrees for antioch in there a good range for '60s like bodega bay and ocean beach pin. as we take a look at conditions in southern california. they have he advisories and affect hiall the areas highlighted an orange on the screen will be in

but then the mood changed from outside the wilson building as the mayor stands firm vowing to continue to work for the city. erica? >> well, doreen, it has been business as usual for the mayor going from one scheduled event to the next seemingly unravelled. well, almost. >> thank you all very much. >> reporter: major it was hard to miss the elephant in the room. >> reporter: at one point, a presenter ef to eer even told to hang in there. but gray chose to focus on the positive, like the decline on the homicide rate. >> we are a growing state. [ applause ] >> but when asked a tough question, he responded firmly. >> reporter: are you not afraid that tomorrow could be the day that you wake up, sir, and get pulled away in handcuffs? >> i'm going to focus on my job. i'm not afraid of being pulled away in handcuffs. >> prince george's executive said the may kwlormayor's campa troubles would not affect their working relationship. >> the mayor is a good friend of mine. but more importantly, he's a good partner. and that will continue. >> a friend of the mayor's and d.c. delegate to congress, elenaor thompson says the cri

changes. they do not like the addition of time line, they complain about privacy issues and advertisements. >> ericaaight to the source and ask viewers if they were unhappy with the product and this is what some people had to say. with-- >> erica: it looks like a lot of people are unhappy if he would like to weigh in, visit our facebook fan page. >> mark: we will be right back as the kron4 won his continues. we have a live look at the bay bridge with a big backup on this wednesday morning. your morning commute is in full swing. we are watching the delays at sfo they're not as nearly as bad as yesterday. >> darya: a bicycle this has been hospitalized with severe head injuries after colliding with an ac transit bus. the accident happened after 8:00 p.m. at the intersection of 46th street and san pablo ave. the bicycle this is a 31 year- old woman who was rushed to the hospital. there were no passengers on the bus, and police are looking into what caused the accident, in emergency calls to the chp golding they dispatched district in vallejo are handled by dozens of this package using technology from th

erica: good morning. so far, no delays reported but they do warn and to be cautious that it could certainly changes throughoutu heading out. these live look showing fog, drizzle at the golden gate but most of the freeways in the east bay and is running smoothly. if the peninsula is just a light, easy drive to. you can see there are no major delays. >>james: thank you, erica. showing you plenty of sunshine and cloudy conditions this morning confined to san francisco in the peninsula. mainly the north a coastline. however more sunshine expected inland. temperatures started in the 50s but now we're starting to see more 60s. we are looking for more 60s and clear conditions as this week progresses. with only 70 degrees expected inland. patchy fog clouds will return as we go towards tonight. more on your extended forecast, coming up. >> this man is in jail after he tried to lower to girls into his van friday night. he drove up to the girls and his white van and offer them money. the girls took off. later he was arrested. at his home. >> we are watching the arrests these two men believed to shot and killed a man at

erica edwards has more. >> reporter: scientific advances in hiv research in recent years have led the nation to a game changing moment in the fight against aids. >> we can start to begin to end the aids epidemic. most people don't know that. >> reporter: that belief is shared by many of the estimated 25,000 doctors and activists in washington, d.c. this week for the international aids conference. >> i'm trying to get more and more people treated and to change the attitude. >> reporter: dr. myron cohen of the university of north carolina led ground-breaking research last year that found treating hiv infected people with anti-retro viral drugs as soon as diagnosed reduce it is likeliho likelihood by 96% that they'll pass the virus to uninfected partners. along with condemn usage, drugs may also prevent people from becoming infected in the first played. true have had da was recently approved for people at high risk the rate is skyrocketing among young african-american gay men. poverty and poor self-esteem are many reasons many of these men don't insist on using condoms, don't get trefted or treated. >> everyday w

change. wyatt andrews has the story from washington. good morning, wyatt. >> reporter: lee, good morning. good morning, erica.icial report is due out any day now but already 2012 is shaping up as a record year for heat. government scientist versus also made the first-ever statistical connection between extreme weather and man-made climate change. jeff fish chicher was expecting yield 150 bushels of corn this year but he was also expecting more rain and a lot loss heat. central illinois, instead, is in a serious drought and the state set more than 200 records for high temperatures just in june and july. >> we've had temperatures in the 90s for at many days as i can remember. >> the biggest reason for the record heat is the transition in the pacific from the la nina weather pattern, which is typically cooler, to this year's warmer pattern, el nino. tom karl is the chief of the climate office at noaa, the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. >> now, this year we have a growing el nino, the warm phase and we're seeing all-time temperature records being broken for global temperatures. that's because th

up to $15 million per mile to make that change totaling billions of dollars in this area alone, a cost passed along to the people who live here. jeff, erica, back to you. >> whit, thanks. >>> there is new fire daenger in the west this morning. a brushfire in palmdale, california north of los angeles erupted overnight and is spreading across a rural area. at this point the fire is moving away from homes. >>> meanwhile in colorado, fires continue to burn throughout that state but there is good news. c-130 tanker planes returned to the sky after being grounded because of a fatal crash. the deadly waldo canyon fire is mostly cntained this morning as rick sallinger of our denver station, cbs 4 reports. >> you can see the sparks flying all over the place. it was raining fire on us. >> three people that died and more than 600 homes destroyed in colorado since the first fire started on june 9th. this morning, we're taking you inside the fight to save homes and lives in colorado springs. >> had they not made a stop on that fire right there, they would have lost 195 homes. >> this video was shot by the colorado springs fire department. this is bein

erica, how can family members begin to recognize that there's either a substance use or a mental health issues of concern within the family? i think that most importantly that you notice behavior changes. maybe their routine has changed or the people that they are spending time with is different. start noticing that, you know, things aren't the same as they were. maybe as a parent, they are not getting up with their children in the morning and making breakfast and getting them ready for school and putting them on the bus like they used to. and, you know, when things start to look different, that's when that could be a red flag. and fran, how important is it to prevention strategies to recognize the early signs? very important. the earlier we can identify there's a problem in a family and then be able to start, begin to address it-and we'll talk later about the skills of being able to do that- we can prevent so many problems from happening and we can get somebody into treatment if they need it faster. we know that for young people, if we're able to postpone their use of alcohol and drugs they have a much better life ahead of them. mental health disorders can be diagnosed as early as 14

erica mixed together. why are the students and players being penalized for actions of a select few, taking the wins away will not changeppened nor disgrace paterno any further because he is already gone. >> tia says, they got off easy. i was hoping that every program under the jurisdiction of the athletic director would be suspended for five years to show sports are not more important than children. >> uh-huh. >> interesting. >> another interesting bit of fallout. moody investor services says they say -- they may downgrade the school's rating which is going to hurt enrollment, fund-raising. ramifications well beyond the playing field. >> let me throw one point out there. i know the ramifications to the football program, a hot topic, how will the football program recover, how long will it hurt the game? let me ask a question, let's talk about the recovery of sandusky's victims, how long will it take for them to recover, get their lives back on track. let's focus on that a little bit. football will be okay. the lives have been irreparably harmed, the human toll, not the athletic toll. we will be back with more. stay with

changes, so be ready for it. it looks like we may have a facebook phone down the road. >> darya: we want to take a look at the weather what we have today ericaing trend today but taking a look outside right now, you would not know of. visibility over the bridges uncompromised. check out highway 101 in north bay. this is improving to just 3 mi. over in a bottle. certainly drive with extra caution and be mindful of the cars in front of you. the good news, temperatures are not doing too bad. as we take it through the '50s by lunchtime we have visited areas sitting in the '70s and '80s as we advance the clock to 3:00 p.m., a lot of the green starts to peel back. we will see mostly orange and red that indicates 80's and 90's. the south bay looks like we was the wide range of 80's with mountain view at 85 degrees, 87 at santa clara and los gatos could reach the low 90s. over in fairfield anticipate 90 degree weather there. the have triple digits and antioch. walnut creek has an afternoon high of 97. for the most part conditions will be in the upper '70's for the east bay shoreline. downtown san francisco has an afternoon high of 78 degrees. if you

>>erica: i want you to notice that there are gray skies up above the san mateo bridge pin we do have a few changesake a look at the satellite and radar. there is a lout lot of cloud cover sitting of the water right now. antioch is at 68 degrees. downtown santa cisco is at the with-san francisco is at 58 degrees. we are going to born into alone '70s by 12:00 lunch time. '60s begin to fill in all along the coastline. and by 3:00 in the afternoon we will see low eighties coming in and then south bay and the east bay. we are about 10 degrees cooler than the seasonal average. for the most part to see '70s and the south bay. even our warm spots like antioch are in the low 80s there. a cry for 7 day around the bay for cash shows that we will wind things up as we head into the weekend. >>darya: they are not point to investigate allegations that san francisco mayor ed he committed perjury and reference to the mirkarimi case. the mayor said that he told the truth. the commissioners say that the mayor's statements were irrelevant. the board of supervisors have to decide if this is that its share of will get

changed a lot, and we have gotten numbers hearing that growth is slowing there. burberry is decelerating, and well get another data point tornado night to see if that has further come in. >> erica, u know there has been a lot of talk about china slowing down, and what we know that 8% is still 8%. do you think some of this is backed into the stock prices of the luxtuury retailers. i think what we're seeing so far is a softer landing. >> what do you want to do then? >> i think from an investment standpoint there are really atrackive opportunities within the sector. i think there is an opportunity where coach has seen their growth recently come from from entering a lot of tier two and tier three stores. they have a majority of sales in china and for coach it's 6%. so they're growing, they have a middle class consumer verses the luxury consumer, and also the opportunity to gain market shares, especially in mens. >> erica, coach has not announced it's next earnings date just yet, but when it does, do you think that coach will revise it's outlook and he will be a let more speculative. >> they're reporting at the end of this month, and i would suspect that we have seen the slew of dat

erica: the accident has been cleared at was down 580. you can see all the red on your screen. skeezer in the single digits. it is through the 58680 in a change. -- 580-680 interchange. >>darya: if you live in redwood city, at what you may sunol a strong smell of natural gas and the air. i do not worry. in is caused by testing the pipeline. >>will: this is called hydra testing. the with they do as they still got a gas line with the water. if they see no water than the peipus find and let the water out. if they put in pressure than they will see show that there is a need some place. this -- after the previous six pollution critics are insisting that he he's a on top of potential problems. >>mark: 823 old girl was targeted in a stone ridge mall. seven weeks later there was another woman that was a salted. this lawmen fought off part attackers can touch she was punched in the face pin >> and is kind of scary. >> and this surprising foreshore and especially to women. >> i don't think you would expect to women to come and rob you. >>mark: there described as to african-american females in the early teens -- late teens and the early twenties. >>dary

erica: the dark night rises is based a lot of money and their first day out. the ultimate choice award of last night's show. >> chad old coach cinco loti changing his name back toat is standing on the web this morning can visit us on >>mark: in a dumpster was set on fire. leases on the scene pit residents were upset when a man was shot and killed will running away and they threw rocks and bottles at the offices. the officers were there at five hours after the shooting when the crowd would not disbursed. that is when the officers used rubber bullets and tear gas. >>darya: a teenager in southern california was rescued after jumping off of a cliff. they had to rescue him and with a basket using a helicopter pit the 16 year old in san francisco -- san diego jump since a jump off pit he could not climb back up the rocks because he was having trouble leaving. have some internal injuries but when he hit the water did >>darya: at more than $700,000, a much more call the was raised for this school bus monitor and upstate new york pit her that facebook paid and on to video and when our role. many people did a fund- raiser to help her go on vacation. ultimately they raise

>>erica: it the kidneys is we're seeing a slight improvement for the altar not pass back the last time we saw a solid stretch of red bed now parts are changingen't increasing about 10 mi. per hour karen goes all the way down through downtown livermore parent >> we are seeing delays at about 15 minutes. we're tracking incident along the peninsula on southbound 101. the a multicar crash. it you can see the red and yellow on this screen. we will monitoring this. >> you can see the end and the bay bridge back up right here. the meter lights are still active however the drive is under 15 minutes. the san mateo bridge ride is moving smoothly. there are no delays. the golden gate bridge as you contend with a little bit of fog and overcast conditions the can see that is running smoothly. if you take a look at the traffic map you can see the we have a lot of green on a roadway senses. and unlike a lot of people have there the day off. this is the live in view from our roof cameron looking out into san francisco. visibility is ok in the city. temperature wise we have a mild side of the season '60s right now. here is the wider view on the map. ec is up

erica: i am falling the top trending stories around the web. >> mariah carey will be joining american idol as a judge could. a report shows that apple iphone will be changingir phones. i do have more details on all the stores right on the web. >>darya: the dark night rises are in over a 60 what he -- $161 billion of the weekend. they made a lot of money. i was one of more than $160 million. ice age was no. 2 followed by the amazing spider-man. >>mark: here is a sky diver and attempting to sky dive from a be--- 90,000 ft.. the only thing protecting him is a pressurized suits. and that high his plan would boil. this will happen in roswell new mexico today. >>darya: widely watched. -- why do we watch that and why would he do that. >> there is news out of contra costa county. there is a house fire were two people were killed. >> at the president is getting ready to wrap up his visit to the bay area. we'll be right back. hello? the words are going this way-there's no way. oh, the lights came on. isn't technology supposed to make life easier? at chase we're pioneering innovations that make banking simple. deposit a check with a photo. pay someone with an email.

. >> we will change things up a little bit we want to start off with george and then go to erica howge: to tell you the truth we are tracking a house by united very bad one. this incident that we first reported on the interchange was initially reported clear but it is still in the left-hand lane. even with the early hour it started to back up traffic coming from ocean avenue in san jose. it is about moderate you will find the slow traffic leading up to the 280 interchange. i did nothing this is something they need to worry about taking an alternate route. when i spoke with the chp a few minutes ago there were confident that this accident would like to be cleared fairly quickly. there is a little slowing on 101 north bound approaching the 280 entertained. that may be because of some of the red lights flashing at this incident are visible from 101 although the accident was reported coming from and the stately zero but it appears to be affecting traffic from both freeways. the rest of the bay area, you looks pretty good as the give you a bridge check. he conceded the bay bridge writers