miles folsom has been in the youth unit for the past two years. but today is his 18th birthday. and his first day in the big house. he is serving 36 years for armed robbery, criminal confinement and burglary. >> it's a little nerve-racking. you don't know anybody. it's a lot of bigger of a side you know. most of the people in here are my father's age, you know. i never thought in my wildest dreams i would ever come to prison. never thought about prison. really it sounds kind of stupid from my standpoint. because looking back on the things that i was doing, if i would have thought about it, there was no way that i couldn't have not ended up in prison. i have been in trouble since i was nine. you know, repeatedly. acts of violence, vandalism, things like theft, you know. so the police know me, you know, and they were sick and tired of me. so they took everything that they could and slapped it on me. >> folsom was 15 when he was tried as an adult for his latest safety convictions, which made headlines in his smalltown newspaper. >> this is my newspaper article. the heading says rei

it happened in the mission at folsom and 22nd street and ended about three miles away in the bay view. abc7 news reporter alan wang is live at sf general hospital where the kids were taken. alan, they are okay, right? >> they are okay, and the stolen car is registered to a san francisco couple that lives near the castro. i am told the parents were reunited with their children here at san francisco general tonight. now police are searching for the person who stole their car and likely abandoned it after realizing there were two kids in the backseat. >> someone was blocking my driveway. >> first he was annoyed and then he was alarmed after he saw two toddlers alone in the backseat of this suv. it was about 6:30 and they were strapped into their car seats and the engine was still running. >> a boy and girl were scared and crying a little bit. >> i was talking to 9-1-1 and they said don't touch anything, don't do anything. this is a kidnapping. >> the neighbors found out the volkswagen suv was stolen from 22nd and folsom streets in the mission a half hour earlier. >> it is horrifying. i h

it happened in the mission at folsom and 22nd street and ended about three miles away in the bay viewabc7 news reporter alan wang is live at sf general hospital where the kids were taken. alan, they are okay, right? >> they are okay, and the stolen car is registered to a san francisco couple that lives near the castro. i am told the parents were reunited with their children here at san francisco general tonight. now police are searching for the person who stole their car and likely abandoned it after realizing there were two kids in the backseat. >> someone was blocking my driveway. >> first he was annoyed and then he was alarmed after he saw two toddlers alone in the backseat of this suv. it was about 6:30 and they were strapped into their car seats and the engine was still running. >> a boy and girl were scared and crying a little bit. >> i was talking to 9-1-1 and they said don't touch anything, don't do anything. this is a kidnapping. >> the neighbors found out the volkswagen suv was stolen from 22nd and folsom streets in the mission a half hour earlier. >> it is horrifying. i hav

street pilot program, a plan to reduce traffic lane on a busy stretch of folsom between 4th and 11th streets creating a little buffer for cyclists. advocates point to the fact this year alone, a total of four riders have been killed in the area. tonight's meeting starts at 6:00 and will be held at the so ma recreation center. >>> it is 4:40. still ahead, one of the country's most iconic buildings is about to undergo a makeover >>> we'll tell you about the effects of the government shutdown and how it will be felt well into next year. we'll show you impact on the upcoming tax season. to those who've waited... worried... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com. and some days it seems true. goes unpunished. but we keep on doing the things that matter& like buying new raspberry 5 hour energy. from now to the end of the

. >> reporter: today, the npa showcased the folsom street pilot project.he cyclists rolled out their opinions. >> i wish it was more, because there's so many dangerous intersections throughout the area. >> reporter: in august, a cyclist died after she was hit by a grocery truck on folsom. the safety changes will put in a new two way bike lane. >> fixing one street is not enough. >> reporter: now in another project to make shared streets safer, the nta is also installing right turn cameras at the intersection of okay davea and market, trying to make that intersection safer. in the meantime, the folsom street pilot project is expected to be completed, and up to speed by the end of the year. noel walker, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> we're learning now details about a pedestrian struck and kimed by an amtrak train in san leandro. police say the victim was believed to be about 70 years old. he died at the scene, and his identity is not yet known. a spokesperson for amtrak says the intersection near the accident site does not have a designated crossing. >>> an elde

. >> reporter: today, the npa showcased the folsom street pilot project.he cyclists rolled out their opinions. >> i wish it was more, because there's so many dangerous intersections throughout the area. >> reporter: in august, a cyclist died after she was hit by a grocery truck on folsom. the safety changes will put in a new two way bike lane. >> fixing one street is not enough. >> reporter: now in another project to make shared streets safer, the nta is also installing right turn cameras at the intersection of okay davea and market, trying to make that intersection safer. in the meantime, the folsom street pilot project is expected to be completed, and up to speed by the end of the year. noel walker, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> we're learning now details about a pedestrian struck and kimed by an amtrak train in san leandro. police say the victim was believed to be about 70 years old. he died at the scene, and his identity is not yet known. a spokesperson for amtrak says the intersection near the accident site does not have a designated crossing. >>> an elde

. >> right, and similarly also i went last week i went to a presentation for folsom street between... >> 11th and -- >> and 4th or 2nd, yes. they're doing a pilot project. this project seems to be relatively okay. they're keeping the parking and doing a bike lane along one side of the street, but ultimately the proposal -- currently some of the design ideas down the road are both sides of the street and that street has heavy pdr and businesses that rely on their getting either deliveries or they're the type of businesses that have deliveries going in and out multiple times a day. i think that those are the things that will be helpful for us to say a neighborhood commercial district is not the same as a street like folsom which is heavy pdr, so the types of business uses and parking next to the curb are different, while you might say parking is the same. then the other thing -- what was interesting for me is the painting of the green stripes and there's a whole education component of this in terms of how they're designing it and where vehicles -- you know, where they're proposing for v

it happened in the mission at folsom and 22nd street and ended about three miles away in the bay view news reporter alan wang is live at sf general hospital where the kids were taken. alan, they are okay, right? >> they are okay, and the stolen car is registered to cout san francisco couple that lives near the castro. i am told the parents were reunited with their children here at san francisco general tonight. now police are searching for the person who stole their car and likely abandoned it after realizing there were two kids in the backseat. >> someone was blocking my annoyed and was annoyed and then he was alarmed after he saw two toddlers alone in the backseat of this suv. it was about 6:30 and they were strapped into their car seats and the engine was still running. >> a boy and girl were scared and crying a little bit. >> i was talking to 9-1-1 and they said don't touch anything, don't do anything. this is a kidnapping. >> the neighbors found out the volkswagen suv was stolen from 22nd and folsom streets in the mission a half hour earlier. >> it is horrifying. i have a 6 and 3

serious but not fatal at 10th and folsom. live in san francisco, don knapp, kpix 5. >>> prosecutors won't fire criminal charges against a firefighter who ran over and killed a survivor of the asiana airlines crash at sfo. the d.a. said the death of the 16-year- old student from china in july was a tragic accident but didn't violate any criminal laws. the coroner ruled that the girl was still alive when she was hit. not clear how she ended up on the ground. >>> back to our top story, it's slow going on the first night of the bart strike. let's get another update on the commute with liza battalones. liza. >> reporter: it's still a gridlock situation in san francisco liz. traffic is bumper to bumper with commuters in the city trying to get to the lower deck of the bay bridge. these are live pictures of battery street. traffic has been so slow that folks are just sitting there and the signal lights are cycling six, seven times taking people up to 45 minutes to get through san francisco's city streets on to the bridge. expect dela

my uncle worked for new folsom or something to do with the folsom penitentiary.y biological father worked at tracy at one time, and now works at a women's prison in chowchilla. my mom right now currently is getting ready to retire from tracy prison. she's not a cop, she's an accountant. she works for the corrections department. >> when kirkpatrick left his gang, he asked his family to take him back. >> all these letters i have all over my bed right here, 90% of those are from my mom. >> but there are complications. kirkpatrick's past makes it impossible for him to even keep pictures of his relatives, including his mother. >> oh, i don't want one. my mom don't like the way she looks in pictures. i said, it doesn't matter, i'm your son, it's not like i'm going to go around showing it. she's like but what you don't understand is i work for cdc. i don't want my picture going through and people might recognize me or know who i am. i was like all right, i understand. and that's [ bleep ] up because that shows that she's ashamed of me. you know what i'm saying? that's t

it was in the mission district speeding away from 22nd and folsom. the children were found on sweeny street and portola. >> i was so worried about th kids. >> reporter: it started after they left their children asleep in their suv with their keys in the ignition with the engine on. they walked up the street to take a picture of a victorian home. >> the car started speeding toward us. i wanted to get in front of the car to say it isn't your car and precious cargo is inside. i was waving my hands and she accelerated. >> the good sum summaritan lost site of the car.suv was parked driveway. >> our children were back safe. >> reporter: the family has learned an importantlessen. >> i will always always turn my car off and lock it. >> they are looking for evidence and surveillance video hoping to spot the woman who took the car. >>> daniel garza has died. he died suddenly at his bay area home. the cause of death not immediately available. he was the 49ers team doctor and known for research on preventing traumatic brain injury in athletes. >>> coming up a de

death of a bicyclist back in august. 24-year-old amali was hit by a truck and killed at sixth and folsom. first place say amulaoc was at fault. but surveillance video shows the truck driver was at fault. now the police are denying they are biased against cyclists. >>> a buffered bike lane is being added on folsom street between fourth and 11th street by the end of the year. the san francisco bicycle coalition campaign asked for those changes after the bike incident where she was killed. >>> the highly anticipated hardly strictly bluegrass music festival starts this weekend in san francisco. crews have been setting up stages. among those performing this year bonnie rate and emmy lou harris. >>> coming up for you on mornings on 2 a lot of winds and fire danger this morning. we have all the coverage for you for the wild weather we're having and how long it will stick around. >>> also the so-called silk web suspect heads to court this morning. we explore the deep web. what it means, what it takes to hide on the internet. >>> major injury crash. someone was hit on the freeway on 580 eastbound

in fact, they have another site right across the new project next to infinity next to folsom so it's for those be located, you know, close to where their customers are but this is particularly good it's close to the source of pg&e. and if you go up the peninsula you'll notice the grounded wires are next to the airport and you want to be as cross to those because the diesel will be reinstate on some power. the very fact they're the back up they have to rely on them. it's good this is public works dr 2 it's a company located in san francisco and it serves as the emergency services where much of the information that comes into san francisco we're the first source from the many companies and it's essentially this information be able to be abbreviate 3 hundred and 65 days a year so i'm supportive >> it is good i'm glad to hear there's not as much objection this seems to be containing all the answers. perhaps the city attorney should talk about the suggested changes and the motions and the conditions the motions are the same but the conditions might change. the sponsor is asking for the co

company you guys have walked by a million times lee ma electronics owns a huge building on 19th and folsom. they're great because they can do electronic contract manufacturing up to scale here 90 in san francisco. another company we learned about makes private label belts for any belt out of macy's or norton's it's made in a company in united states bay view and trader engineering has a manufacturing capacitate has pretty much you've got belts you never think of food and beverage and beer is food and engineering >> and the biggest employer in san francisco it's not your member i mean, i presume there are tons of mustard here and i think we're a relatively small city we have about 90 percent or 95 percent of the manufacturers that are participating as made

police say a little after 6:00, a woman took the car near 22nd and folsom and took off. a thin, white suspect with short, curly brown hair. a home on sweeney street off silver avenue. the woman is still on the loose tonight. >>> stalemate in washington could cost the u.s. its credit rating. warning it will cut the rate from aaa, the cities political -- over the debt ceiling noting how close politicians have pushed the country to default. >>> and it appears it will fall upon the senate to end the shutdown and raise the debt ceiling. an effort in the house which appeared on the verge of holding a vote tonight collapsed. senators harry reid and mitch mcconnell resumed their negotiations with a little less than 24 hours before the country defaults. there is a distinct possibility a deal won't be done before the thursday deadline. >> so, i think that is why you see some very serious minded efforts being undertaken in the senate. and we would hope that the house would also approach this important deadline with the same understanding of just how serious it is. >> even if the se

>> folsom state. >> what level?three. >> while you were there, did you get any 115s, 128s, writeups there? >> no. >> what writeups did you get there? >> riots. >> i was in a riot at folsom. they had stingers on the yard, to warm up your coffee. i knew ahead of time it was going to happen. i filled my tumbler up with baby oil. when it popped up, the stingers heated up the baby oil, slung them on the blacks. faces peeled off, all pink underneath, burned them. >> what else? >> there is a lot of other mutual comments. >> where at? >> roscoe. >> roscoe also? would you say a lot of, what do you think, two, three, give me a number. >> six to seven. >> six to seven. okay. what else? >> that's about it. >> that's about it. okay. >> basically what is going to happen now is we'll flex you up to a level two inmate. you'll probably be down here until i can get you a house. you may need to spend the night here. >> okay. >> you may go to theo lacy, whatever the room is going to be. >> okay. >> thank you. >> fair enough. good luck

the event is planned at 1th and folsom. -- at 14th and folsom. it starts at 7:30 a.m.re have been four fatal bike accidents in the south of market area this year. >>> you might see smoke over west marin county today. a prescribed burn is planned at point reyes national seashore. they want to burn away some invasive plants including scotch broom. the burn is planned from around 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. today. >>> since it was first launched, the affordable care act website has been slow and unresponsive and congress wants to know why. high ranking health and human services officials will hold a meeting with congress this morning to brief them on what's going on. congressman mike rodgers had some tough questions for the obama administration when hearings begin tomorrow. >> what happened? why did you spend almost $1 billion on a system that does not work? >> the white house's tech experts are working around the clock to fix the problems that are making it difficult for people to enroll for health insurance. senator jeanne shaheen is calling on the white house to extend the open

. >> reporter: the mta made installing a bike lane a priority on folsom street. >> i'm sad that this event had to spark that. but i think that separated bikeways are nice. >> reporter: there are 234 miles of bike lanes and the lanes will continue to roll out. but it doesn't ensure safety. jean ellie, nbc bay area news. >>> let's check in with meteorologist jeff ranieri. are we going the see cool in the morning and warmer in the afternoon? >> yeah. we will have plenty of extremes on the map when it comes to the temperatures as well. widespread fog to deal with in the past couple hours. that will stay in place for tuesday morning. thick low cloud cover at 8:00 a.m. and for the interior valleys and by 4:00 p.m. tomorrow abundant sunshine. and in the interior valleys, the mid-80s. let's look at the high-definition view. you can see the fog streaming in right now. with the marine layer at 1,000 feet it's a sure lock in that we'll have delays tomorrow morning at sfo. if you have an early morning flight, be aware of. that on the fog factor forecast i'm pinpointing the thickest cloud cover.

police say a woman took the car near 22nd and folsom around 6 p.m. and took off. the car and the two toddlers were found on sweeney street. police describe the suspect as a thin white woman with short curly brown here. she is still on the loose. >>> fremont police want to use surveillance cameras to crackdown on crime but as kpix 5 reporter keit do reports, the plan is stirring up controversy controversy. >> reporter: bad guys beware you soon may be watched in fremont a lot. this is a picture from a test surveillance camera at central avenue and joseph street. the city is on track to get 20 more just like it. >> i understand the privacy concerns. >> reporter: the city council voted to reallocate $160,000 in federal grants that might be used to buy more cameras and install them at intersections throughout the city. fremont police say they have had a lot of success with surveillance video. it helped them catch a woman stealing packages last christmas. and this man, who robbed and beat an old woman at a nearby walmart last week. however, if the city uses the federal

the city is planning to install a separate bike lane on folsom street from four lanes to three from fourth to 11th street. >> i think it's really sad that this event had to spark that. but i think the bike ways are pretty nice. >> the transport agency agency says it has installed 234 miles of bike lanes and lanes will continue to roll out. >> this morning east bay police searching for a gunman who shot three people in vallejo. the shooting happened around 8:00 last night near fairgrounds and serano drive. witnesses reported seeing three people with gunshot wounds in front of a local business. the shooter was seen running away and when police arrived only one victim was still at the scene. police found the other two victims at a hospital. all three are expected to survive. >> happening today protesters hope to stop a new san francisco county jail from being built. tonight the city's board of supervisors is set to consider a grant application for $80 million in state funding to build the facility. opponents say they will be at the meeting to try to stop the resolution from moving forward. th

the city is planning to install a separate bike lane on folsom street chshgs will go from four laneso three from fourth to 11th street. >> i think it's really sad this ethhad to start that, but i think separated lanes are pretty myself. >> the transportation agency says it has installed 234 miles of bike lanes, and those lanes will continue to roll out. >>> still to come, apple's big announcement, as expected ash new ipad. what's new? we'll show you in a live report. >>> the u.s. government for the first time releases critical jobs numbers on a tuesday. what changed? we'll take a look coming up in business. >>> we'll also let you know why the bay area will forever and ever hold a very special place in the heart of ms. kim kardashian. >> oh, what a beautiful couple. we've got a gorgeous day shaping up. temperatures right now are pretty chilly out there. we've got some thick fog and rough seas to talk about in your full forecast. just a few moments away when nbc bay area news at 11:00 comes right back. to those who've waited... worried... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived i

police say a woman took that car near 22nd and folsom in san francisco's mission district a little after:00 and then sped off. police described her as a thin, white woman with short, curly, brown hair. the car and the two kids were found about a half an hour later at a home on sweeney street. there was no sign of the woman. she remains on the loose tonight. >>> neighbors joltd out of bed as the feds surprised members of a drug rink in an early-morning raid. ajents served warrants on alleged mexican cartel members in several cities. the feds invited our camera along as they seized cocaine, meth and at least one computer. neighbors were stunned to see one of the suspects busted at a home on the same block as a day care center. >> i'm glad they caught this man. hopefully they can clean that stuff out of here because we don't need it, especially this close to the school. >> the fbi ajents who worked on the raid are furloughed and won't be paid until the government is work again. >>> fremont police want to use surveillance cameras to crack down on crime. kiet do says it's where police want to

police say it happened at 22nd and folsom -- in the mission district. the 1-year-old and 3-year- old were found about an hour ago - on sweeny street in portola. kron4's justine waldman is live at the scene. and joins us now with details. justine? >> reporter: it was stolen about two and a half miles from here on 22nd just a moment ago i spoke with a witness walking a dog and saw what happened when police found a bandit vehicle with the children inside. >> the boy was, but the little girl was more scared than cry for her mom. horrible, i cannot believe these things are happening here. things like this does not happen in our neighborhood so it was a shot. shot shock >> reporter: describe as a female-crawly short brown hair. try to figure out the connection between the of vehicle stolen in children inside and fight it ended up here. reporting live in san francisco and justine waldman >> reporter:and a developing story we're following. for help finding his two teenage daughters. their father says 16 year old madeline and 13 year old emily were last seen sun

now, officials want to increase safety for both cyclists and pedestrians on folsom between 4th and 11th street. back in august, a truck kibbled 24-year-old almalay muloloc, who was riding her back in the -- bike in the area. at first police say it was her fault but surveillance video shows now the truck caused the crash. the meeting starts at 6:00 at the south of the market recreation center on 6th street. >>> 7:11. a meteor streaking across the skies last night caught the attention of many ktvu viewers. one person on twitter says he saw the fireball in the south bay just before 8:00 p.m. another tweet said it was the biggest meteor that person had ever seen and it split into pieces one of which glowed blue grieb. we've heard of other sightings from santa rosa to concord all the way to fresno. if you saw the sky show last night, we would like to hear from you. send us your comments and photos on facebook or twitter. >> fascinating. >> uh-huh. >>> facing possible jail time. the city employee charged with running over an killing a woman in a city park will be going to court today in 20 mi

he was hit by a truck and killed by a truck at 6th and folsom.ault but cyclists found video that found that the truck driver was at fault. cyclist activists accuse police of bias against cyclists but the police department denies that. >> and a bike lane is added on folsom street. it will be there by the end of the year. the fran bicycle coalition campaign for those changes afternoon the bicycle tragedy. >>> this morning a federal judge is schedule iewld tyke up san jose's lawsuit against major league baseball. the city is claiming major league baseball has imposed illegal road blocks in san jose's atops bring san jose to the south day. baseball will ask the courts to throw south san jose's lawsuit however, the trial could be delayed because of the suit is filed in a federal court. >>> and it is time now for the first playoff game in observing rained. >> inside the colyseum, you can see the difference and outside the colyseum, you can hear the difference that this is making for oakland. i want to show you some new video that we took this among of

lee was hit by a truck and killed on sixth and folsom streets in august.e advocates found surveillance video in the area that showed the truck driver caused the crash. during a hearing last night, bicyclist accused the police of being bias against bicyclists. >>> investigators don't know the exact cause of a huge apartment building fire in sunnyvale. now those flames there caused the roof of the daisy ridge apartments to collapse. a neighbor shot this video. the flames burned the top six units of the building while smoke and water damaged the six units below. sot entire building has become uninhabitable. >> the smoke was about a dark white color. it filled the sky and blocked out the sun. >> luckily no one was hurt. crews are actually able to rescue a dog inside one of the units. the red cross helped tenants find temporary shelter. one man checked into a local hotel himself. >>> time is 5:46. a federal judge is due to take up san jose's lawsuit against major league baseball. the city is claiming that baseball has imposed illegal roadblocks to lure away the

the 1-year-old and the 3-year-old were in the back seat of a parked car near the corner of folsom and22nd street in san francisco ace mission district. about 6:00 last night, a woman stole that car with both young children inside. police say they found the car abandoned about two miles away. good news. neither children were hurt. so far, no arrests have been made. >>> it is 6:07. the family of the woman whose body was found in a stairwell at san francisco general hospital is now calling for a new state law. it took more than two weeks to find lynn spaulding's body, which was just a floor away from her hospital room. family members think if there were cameras at all hospital entrances and exits, investigators would have known she never left the building. they are now asking for legislation to require hospitals to install those cameras. in response to the incident, san francisco general hospital will check the fire well daily. in addition, security staff must check any time the alarm is triggered and deactivate manually. >>> right now, time for a little check on the weather giving you a

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. >> i was involved with the aryan brotherhood back in 1984 when i was at folsom prison.w, we had some work that needed to be tended to. so i put in some work, stabbed an individual. he needed to be taken out. >> walter "big foot" farmer's involvement in the white supremacist gang, the aryan brotherhood, eventually landed him in the pelican bay shu. but that didn't end his loyalty to his gang. >> of course, you have to earn your bone, which basically means you have to earn your blood in, blood out. you know, and i got my assignment and went after that. >> and what was the assignment? >> it was to take out an individual that was on the hit list for the aryan brotherhood. >> and who was that person, and what did it involve? was he a rival gang or -- >> no, he was a white guy. he wasn't an asset to us as a gang or he wasn't an asset to his own race. and he was just a headache. >> most shu inmates are single-celled. but due to overcrowding, that's not always possible. a circumstance farmer used to his advantage. >> i moved in with the guy to take him out. >> and when you say

family members say the 1-year- old and 3-year-old were in the back seat last night at 22nd and folsomwhen a woman jumped in and drove off. the suv was found about 45 minutes later ban donned in a driveway on sweeney street two miles away. the children were not hurt but police are still looking for the woman who is described as thin, white, and pale with short curly, burgundy colored hair. >>> some people are wondering whether protecting the families in the newtown, connecticut school shooting will go too far. crews will begin demolishing the school building next week. they plan to finish before the december 14 anniversary. contractors are being required to sign confidentiality agreements while workers will guard the perimeter of the school to prevent onlookers from taking photos or videos. >> i think it would make sense to keep people from taking souvenirs from the school or making comments in the wrong way. >> critics, however, are saying keeping the demolished -- the demolition, rather, hush hush is raising security costs for taxpayers. the site is monitored by surveillance cameras.

last night near 22nd and folsom streets. the car and the two children were found about a half hour later at a home on sweeney street. the children ages 1 and 3 were not injured. police describe the suspect as a thin white woman with short curly brown hair. >>> a san jose man is searching for his two teenaged daughters who have been missing more than two days now. chuck dorset says his daughters madeline and emily ages 16 and 13 were last seen about 7:30 sunday evening at del mar high school. they were on the campus for a church event. dorset says his daughters have no history of running away or disappearing. >>> 5:05. the federal government's partial government shutdown drags on. another financial crisis is lurking now. the treasury department says if the u.s. will reach its debt limit tomorrow unless congress finds a way to agree on a plan to raise it. as cbs news' susan mcginnis reports, there is an increasing chance the government will no longer be able to borrow money to pay our bills. >> reporter: senate republicans and

we're thrilled there are improvements coming on folsom industry but sadly that's in response to another fatality a few weeks ago. we need the city to be pro active to make the streets safer with physical improvements, not reactive. >> reporter: this intersection is dangerous a steady stream of vehicles meeting up with a line of people on foot, bicycles and wheelchairs. a safety guard like that one on the bus probably won't fix this intersection but it may save lives. reporting live in san francisco, don knapp, kpix 5. >> muni emphasizes that the wheel guard is not required by any regulatory agency and it can't be shown to work in every situation. >>> skyrocketing rents and soaring home prices are fueling an epidemic of evictions. cbs 5 reporter mark kelly says landlords are evicting under the ellis act putting a record number of renters on the streets. >> reporter: these are the faces hit hard by the ellis act. they have called san francisco home for decades. but when the landlords declared they are getting out of the rental business, these renters are out of a home. it's called an elli

the car was stolen a little after 6:00 last night near 22nd and folsom streets. the car and the two kids were found about half hour later at a home on sweeney street. the children's ages 1 and 3 were not injured. police describe the suspect as a thin white woman with short curly brown hair. >>> ac transit is trying to convince the governor to block a strike by workers. management for the transit agency hand-delivered a letter to governor brown asking for a cooling-off period. if the governor agrees, buses would keep rolling for the next couple of months. some commuters can't imagine the possibility of overlapping strikes by bart and ac transit workers. >> that would really be bad. it would hurt a lot of people, too. >> a lot of money would be lost for people who just can't get to work. >> bart and ac transit workers are facing similar issues. both want pay raises to make up for financial setbacks from their last contract. ac transit workers have warned they might go on strike at midnight tonight. >>> happening today, senate leaders are optimistic about a last-min

. >> catherine: kron4 finanical expert joined our own darya folsom to talk winners and losers on wallday. >> reporter: michael course is that a winner or loser? i love michael cores kors. >> i'm glad that you love michael core spirit keep in mind he is a designer from him that the foot wear. >> reporter: how about video games? and video games are big buyout bid? >> bigger than the movie industry. >> reporter: really? due to the cost? >> anyway, it hit $11 billion by 2015 it was 70 million last year. you have all of these new video games becoming more realistic and it is entertaining. but like michael course we spent on luxury but we also spent on entertainment. >> reporter: i am more of the blood and guts type of guy. we have to plan for the up cup the apocalypse. >> reporter: how about i tried on google glass but this is the the want? which land ever half the glass or the watch. ? >> dix's the excess remarket its a pretty big market. the gold watch is the emblem it would be a smart personal assistant and would have a really long battery life. i think that it looks ugly apple has caug

seen speeding away from around 22nd and folsom streets.-old and 3-year- old were found two miles away on sweeny street in portola. new at six. kron4's maureen spoke to the parents about their terrifying experience. >> i was so worried about >> reporter: mckay and stephanie thomas say there left their almost three year old daughter harper and one year old son leandroasleep in the back of their suv.with the key in the ignition and the engine one.parked here on shotwell street near 22 streetthey and a relative had walked a few doors up to take a picture of a picturesque homethey were walking back when stephanie noticed someone driving off with their car.and their kids. mckay jumped into the car of a good samartian who stopped to helpbut they quickly lost the s-u-v. if that was worst momentthe best was the call from ppoliceonly 35 minutes laterwith the news that a homeowner in the excelsior district found the suv parked in her driveway. >> she looked in and found a were sleeping children and the back, safe. >> reporter: the family is still a b

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family members say the 1-year- old and 3-year-old were in the back seat last night at 22nd and folsoma woman jumped in and drove off while the father was outside the suv talking to a friend. police say the suv was found about 45 minutes later abandoned in a driveway on sweeney street two miles away. the children were not hurt. police are still looking for the woman described as thin, white, and pale with short, curly burgundy-colored hair. >>> the city of fremont is set to revisit a controversial program. police currently operate one surveillance camera on central. the department wants to use federal grant money to expand the program to 20 cameras. privacy advocates are worried but the department is saying maintaining privacy is a priority. >>> apple executives are ecstatic about the vote to approve their plans to build a new megaplex headquarters. tim cook commented on twitter about the new campus. he tweeted our home for innovation and creativity for decade to come. cupertino city council gives unanimous approval for apple's new campus. the plans include plans to build a 60-foot hig

nice wins for the buffs out at folsom in colorado. >> i know there are a lot of people who are happy.'re moving on. >>> rosemary you're happy today. >> yeah, i'm always happy. it's the weekend. what's not to be happy about. we've got nice weather in the forecast, and many are happy about that. we are waking up with patchy fog this morning and boy is it soupy and thick in some areas. in our north bay valleys along the east bay shoreline, patchy dense fog with visibility down to a quarter mile. that valley really is going to impact our viewers that will be driving early this morning. i think by mid-morning we will be pretty much done with that patchy dense fog. temperatures into the next hour low 40s to low 50s. it's a cool start out there even a few isolated areas like santa rosa 38 degrees right now. mostly sunny skies, by 10:00 widespread 50s to low 60s and for your lunch hour low 60s with mostly cloudy skies at the coast. mostly sunny elsewhere with temperatures mt. low to mid-mid to upper 70s. your extended forecast with the second half of your weekend in view. not a lot of change

recently met with neighbors south of market that there was an issue with glove and 15th sullivan u folsom street. i'll continue with reaching out with community groups it's important to be a voice for them >> fantastic i wanted to let you know i'm an enthusiastic support and will be supporting you today. >> any any public comment on this item?. okay come on up you have 2 minutes >> good afternoon honorable members of the rules committee and supervisor yee and supervisor breed. i'm the founder of the filipinos group i'm on the committee as a community infrastructure the successor agency to the san francisco redemonstrate commission appointed by mayor lee. i served on the task force. i'm here to ask you to repoint out this gentleman for another four years. commissioner perez is a leading leader and it will insure that the entertainment industry in san francisco will continue to progress. as you know the entertainment industry in san francisco tributes billion dollars $4.2 billion they've hosted spending consumers and those night time activities have helped with the people to get employed as