and we also thank fiona, we have the official certificates of honor.can choose one of three packages here, and you get your choice. but these are wonderful packages. we are doing a lot of different things and they're very special. each of you will have a choice about what you want to choose. this is a fitting end to the school year, and a wonderful song and performance and their exhibition of the great talent. i want to make certain that you know, from the heart of the city, we are very thankful. the mayor is spending a lot of job -- a lot of time making certain that education is at the heart of everything that we do, and this is a look to the future but also of thomas that we want to continue to have, with all of the work that we have. you have dedicated your talents to make certain that this is the best city in the country. thank you on behalf of the city and county of san francisco. i also want to give a shot out to the administrators of san francisco. is jan here? thank you very much. you are really wonderful to work with, because it does take all

state senator leno and fiona miles were joined today by mike gado. they are supporting a bill that would prohibit cities from passing a ban on circumcision. >> state law already prohibits this type of legislation at the local level. the bill will clarify once and for all with regard to circumcision. >> reporter: a group of people gathered in san francisco to protest today's announcement. opponents call the practice a form of mutilation. >>> we received word today that ron swegles has died. a spokesman said swegles died in michigan after a long illness. he served as mayor from 2005 to 2006. colleagues say he was known for his work on behalf of seniors. the navy veteran leaves leaves leaves behind his wife and five children. >>> yosemite officials say they will not add new signs at the site where some hikers fell over a waterfall. the three slipped and plunged more than 300 feet down vernal fall. >>> ucsf says it is now installing seat belts on all of its shuttle buses after a professor was killed last week. at this hour, a private memorial service is

san francisco lawmakers fiona key created the bill. unions representing clerks are pushing the measure. >>> ktvu's sal castaneda explains the fee hike and also who will have to pay more and where, sal. >> reporter: frank here at the toll plaza, there's a lot of people that are not going to be really happy to roll up on it this holiday weekend. people are going to be paying more, commercial truck drivers but also many recreational folks trying to hit the road this holiday weekend. gary morris owns this boat. when crossing toll booths he pays $8.50. that toll for him and thousands of others is about to go up. >> i don't like it, it's just i'm trying to live with it. just like everybody else has to. >> reporter: tomorrow the toll for three axle vehicles will rise from $6 to $10.50. from $8.25 to $14. prizes go up for five, six and seven axle vehicles. truckers can integrate the cost into business but recreational vehicles cannot. toll authorities officials say the extra money will be used to retrofit the bridges and set a decline on toll

while fiona moss says this will prevent minors from buying alcoholing with critics say it's a union-backed idea. >> if no one is monitoring the checkout you don't have to scan it at all. you can just put it right in the bag. >> we have no real evidence that says what the bill is claiming is actually taking place. >> may also pointed out that shoppers can't by cigarettes in those self checkout lanes and opponents say it's already in a grocer's best interest to keep minors from buying alcohol because they could lose thoroughly core license. >>> prince william and kate touched down in ottawa, to tour canada, their first trip as a couple. a long line of officials greeted them at the airport. the tour takes them thousands of miles across the country. kevin i believe thes has a sneak peek from ottawa. >> the couple that everyone wants to see and get a peek and, perhaps, a snapshot of are here in ottawa. they arrived this afternoon and laid a wreath at the national war memorial here in canada, as a salute to the canadian soldiers who fought alongside british soldiers in several campaigns includin

a couple of folks representing representative fiona marrow. [applause] where is the energy? there we go. next, we have our board supervisor from this district. she is the envy of other supervisors because she has three new libraries in the district. with that, let us welcome supervisor malia cohen. [applause] >> hello, everybody. good morning. it is a new day. do you believe? i am so humble than excited to be here. i have personally spent time in the library, growing up with mrs. jones' daughters studying here. here we are on the corner, the process of a new day, a new beginning. i say that optimistically but also cautiously. it is a new day because it is a ground-breaking ceremony and we are moving forward, but we're also continuing the work that many have done before us for this part of the community. [applause] and i highlight particularly our matriarch leaders because they will have a special space in the library. right? just making sure. when you think about a community in transition, like ours, when you put it in context with the challenges we are having, today is symb

fiona will join those opposing the measure banning the circumcision of babies. the proposed law would put police and politicians involved in making a very personal decision. opponents of circumcision call the practice a form of genital mutilation. >>> yesterday transportation officials approved $57 million for the central subway project. it will help buy two boring tunnel machines and pay for the construction of a launch box. >>> time now 5:06. let's head over to sal castaneda. sal, good morning. >> i'm sorry what did you say? >> i said good morning. >> i thought you said warn warn. good morning, to you as well, mike. traffic is doing well to start off the morning. just checking with chp there is not a lot going on. of course we have a minute by minute or second by second automatic feed from them. and we are all good for now. let's go out to live pictures and show you the east shore freeway the traffic there looks good heading out to the mccarthur maze. also this morning we are looking at interstate 880 and that traffic looks very nice driving past the oakland c

fiona ma will join those. the proposed law will put -- >>> the debt ceiling standoff continues in washington. coming up at 6:15 the bipartisan proposal that president obama praised and how it could also help out on the jobs front. that is according to one lawmaker. >>> cal tran is asking residence of a mobile home park to stop feeding nearby birds. they are nesting in trees along the leisure lake mobile home park in order to build a sound wall 139 of those 174 trees will need to be cut down. while birds are nesting in them the trees are protected. they say if people stop feeding the birds they will go somewhere else to nest and work can continue. >>> time now is 6:08. sal castaneda watching the roads this morning. it looked like things are busy. do we have problems yet? >> we do have a problem claudine and mike. this would be a new problem southbound 101 at the santa moss express way. it's a motorcycle accident. this is right before the san jose airport. if you are trying to catch your flight or take 101 eithe

. >> and the person likely to run against you in a primary was fiona ma from san francisco, right? he meant yes. >> now she's finding her base in san francisco is gone, so she will have to be thinking something else. >> possibly. >> i have to say, -- i would venture to say that the average person doesn't even know who is representing them. what do you think people should know when they are looking at these maps and thinking about these changes? they are not official. the latest changes to have to be enacted. >> i think people will be thinking, this will help ease the gridlock in sacramento. there's no question about it. this in conjunction with proposition 95 which allows for the budget as well as the open primary. >> it might sound like inside baseball, but what we are saying is that was a time when san francisco could have claimed to congressional to senate seats because it was split, plus a couple of simply seats. so that gives san francisco or the oaklands this power under this redistricting. they will change that and san francisco will find its number of representatives drops

fiona ma will join us opposing this.ays the proposed law would put police and politicians in charge of making a very learnal -- personal decision. opponents call this a form of mutilation. >>> stall, i know you've been keeping an eye on other roadways across the bay area. >> the best freeway is 280. looking pretty good. you can avoid all of the 101 stuff. and that's been a mess getting into the south bay because of the crash we've been covering since it happened people are trying to avoid using 80. and richmond parkway, people have figured out that alternate route. this is interstate 880. there was an earlier crash at fruitvale. that's northbound 8 0 on your right, right by the col low see yum. 80 westbound the traffic is gonna be busy coming out to the toll plaza. the toll plaza cam today 20 away -- the toll plaza cam trau. >>> good morning. patchy fog, sunny and warmer for almost everybody here today except maybe right along the immediate coast. a little bit more fog as we go into tomorrow. it will be nice to warm. the