and there are maps from the 1800's that show the farmhouses in the valley, the eureka valley, and missiontrict that were done by the army. so the army is its own resource for the history of the city before there was a building department. they would have everything. you could find out what was the original house in an area. again, this is the 1800's more than the 1900's. but the earthquake obliterated a lot of records. >> there's the survey map that the government did. that's a great resource to just kind of show -- you know, we saw that map on the grid pattern. they had that, like i said, on maps in 1968. but there's no streets yet. but the coast survey map will show you where there are streets put in and buildings sometimes. there's lots of great resources out there. >> that was terrific, woody. thank you so much. >> i couldn't have enjoyed it more. [applause] >> we'll see you next >> but wae who is on the fence as a grand jury member to do so. as former supervisor and as mayor, it is equally valuable for people to participate as grand jury members -- to feel connected to the community

upper market, eureka valley. noe valley. twin peek. diamond heights, glen park and the san jose gererro area. because it's such a large area we can only scratch the surface in our half-hour program. we will will introduce you to the beautiful attractions, vexing issues and unique plans for the future that make district 8 a special place to live, work and visit. >> i view district 8 as being a little like maybury in the castro it's gaybury. our neighborhoodses are tightly woven. there is a lot of connection of people and awareness of what's going on in the world and the state and locally. >> there are so many things about it. its beautiful. got great views. of the 3 places i have lived 2 had spectacular vistas of san francisco which we appreciate. >> initially when i came here it felt very warm and friendly and welcoming to all kinds of people. >> close to transportation. >> not just the castro. the most of the district is not the castro. >> the neighborhood goes up to the hill the. fancy houses in the hills down to delores park and the

the eureka valley rec sernl opened. mission play ground and the delores park club house. all of those are factors which will keep all families in my district in the city and i think its worthwhile. >> the challenge of how to balance a competing needs of drivers, bicyclists and pedestrians, is it possible for everyone to co exist. >> i'm sensitive about this issue i think the bike lanes could be safsh. traffic could be better managed to make it easier to ride bakes and walk to muni stations and walk to work. its not just about safety its about beautification. we want to encourage people to bike and walk when they can. particularly in this area where everyone wants to use cars less. >> even though we are a transit first city our roads are not safe for bicyclives or pedestrians. we need to work on the potholes. continue to build bike lanes. we are doing better at building bike lanes, certainly, i think where we fall short in part is we don't educate the drivers within the city. i continualy hear from people who don't understand how bike lanes work. bicyclists are always on t

eureka 57-degrees. 90s from sacramento valley. high pressure coming in from the southwest will come over us. that smashes the fog. it is fog more so than low cloud. we don't have a north or northeast wind. we have a component of a westerly breeze. patchy fog some thick. it will come back tonight into tomorrow morning. temperatures from the 60s, 70s, 80s on the coast. 80s around the bay and mid 90s to near 100-degrees well inland. more of the same tomorrow. the coast doesn't warm up that much. the coast begins to cool down saturday. everybody cools down sunday and is cooler for all by monday. >> this is a familiar pattern we have been seeing. >> we get a couple days of heat and then it comes back down. >>> nearly 100 low income children from san francisco are on their way to camp in the santa cruz mountains courtesy of the salvation army. they took ace in the annual send off picnic. they will send five days near scott's valley. >> they get to swim. they get to hike. they get to do archery. it is a fantastic camp. they have a blast.

state today, we'll start at the coast where we have cloudy conditions and 62 in eureka but heat moving through the central valleyto 98 in fresno, up in the sierra, sunshine all weekend and near 80 in tahoe. down across southern california, l.a., it will be a nice sunny weekend. morning clouds and afternoon sunshine. >> thanks a lot. oakland school district has rescued seven childhood development centers from closing. they were expected to closed to but the school board last night decided to use $400,000 in stimulus funds to safe the program for now. it will serve 700 children through august. >> in another move the school board voted to put a $195 parcel tax on the ballot. money would be used to give teachers a pay raise. >> demolition begins on terminal "c" at mineta. passengers now catch flights at terminal bms or renovated terminal "a". it will take two months to level terminal "c" and parking lot will start in october. >> your socks will determine how you feel about the economy. >> an about-face by facebook, bloomberg's joins us live with the stock exchange. good morning, courtney. >> good morning. women are

valley, sacramento. fresno, redding. but again the closer you get to the moderating impact of the pacific, 60s. places like monterey and eurekand out why we are seeing -- the weather we are. first things first it is hot because we have high pressure in place that will keep things warm. today is the last day of this kind of i wouldn't call it a heat wave it is not that hot but triple digits. hot for some people. we have this trough this cooler air moving down out of the gulf of alaska that will take over the next couple days and drop those temperatures beef up that marine layer, we will see cooler temperatures through much of the workweek. we have coastal cloud cover and valley heat. yesterday we had enough on shore flow coastal clouds ushered their way into the valley. today the flow is more northerly, that will clear out those coastal clouds and fog and warm up, a little bit more than we did yesterday. so if yesterday was too warm get ready for a little bit warmer today. low 90s from the warmest spots in south bay, morgan hill, 80s san jose, santa clara, 60s along the coast plenty of upper 70s for the peninsula. east bay tha