the maps you've been shown on designate that crestmont has two streets that will funnel into that. but this project is located closer to filth oath than warren drive. i understand there was issues with the owner of the apartment building. but i would echo something it is pedestrian traffic to the avenue. and also, if possible in the greatest scheme of things if there were road access to the after it would benefit the residents of the construction and the resident of crestmont because it's such a long way to drive. and being on that corner i see a lot of cars not stopping at the stop sign. so my main certain echo my neighbors before the construction and after the construction of this project. thank you >> good afternoon commissioner i'm jeffrey. i'm president of the homeowners association i live on crestmont drive. my comments today are in regards to the error. i feel that the planning commission have done a thorough job >> excuse me. sir, if you're comments are to the eir then that's closed. >> i'm sorry my mistake. i feel that the comments we've brought have been theoretical addre

you can just see the contrast between this funnel cloud and the sky in the background, dark and light. you can see how dense this thing is. it's real tight. >> looks like a narrow tunnel. >> reports are saying this tornado killed at least 20 people and injured 100. >> tornado, tornado. it is! >> another big one that's been getting a lot of attention in a lot of video, down in australia you can see the funnel cloud forming off in the distance. >> [ bleep ] what was that? >> you can hear how surprised they are at the sound that's coming from the roof. >> i'd be looking for a basement. i'd be like you have basements here? >> kind of hope it doesn't land on us. >> the video that's been getting the most attention as of late, this one from australia. two guys in the car capturing this thing. >> oh, stop, stop. >> [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> oh! >> and now it looks like they're racing this tornado. >> in reverse! >> [ bleep ]. >> the latest reports say at least 20 people were injured in this tornado. 7 news in australia talked to the guy who shot this video, daniel clark. >> it's unbelievable. i

the fact is, is we have tremendous holes in our border today that we control by funneling. and that is not a secure border. regardless even if the numbers are down most are down because of our economic pictures. the amount of drugs are not down. the amount of mules carrying drugs are not down. the amount of spotters are not down. so the fact is it's not there. and until you give me the confidence that we are actually doing one of the primary goals that we are charged with, which is defending this country and protecting the borders, i don't want to have a discussion about any other aspect of it. >> how would you become confident enough that enough was being done? would it have to be a certain number of rate of apprehension? what specifically are you looking for? >> if you control the borders there's not going to be any apprehension. >> how do you measure security? >> you measure security is that anything that's coming in through the country is coming in through our checkpoints, period. >> we've got a few minutes left. >> if we get into the last couple of minutes that we have

. >>> ben picked up a couple of 1 / 100th and not only clouds and light rain but offshore it is funneling up from the southwest and we will have a cloudy to mostly cloudy day and it is partly cloudy skies, and warm and muggy. san francisco is starting off very mild and most locations are. we will go 62 which is where we are and see how the temperatures, my goodness, 57 and 53 in novato, dry on last report, there has been some dry weather and i have seen about a 10th of an never to a quarter, some seems to be decreasing and sometimes radar misses that and you can see on highway 4 in the east bay back to walnut creek, 151 ukiah -- 51 ukiah, and 50s and 60s for many, right out of the southwest here comes the low friday into saturday and sunday when it goes through, sunday will be the best opportunity for lie rain, pockets of it and mock if i and warm, part part and you will probably -- partly cloudy skies and breezy, could be some light rain, cloudy and possible rain on saturday and more likely on sunday. >> we heard steady drizzle on walnut creek. steve, thank you for that information. >>>

. >>> ben picked up a couple of 1 / 100th and not only clouds and light rain but offshore it is funneling up from the southwest and we will have a cloudy to mostly cloudy day and it is partly cloudy skies, and warm and muggy. san francisco is starting off very mild and most locations are. we will go 62 which is where we are and see how the temperatures, my goodness, 57 and 53 in novato, dry on last report, there has been some dry weather and i have seen about a 10th of an never to a quarter, some seems to be decreasing and sometimes radar misses that and you can see on highway 4 in the east bay back to walnut creek, 151 ukiah -- 51 ukiah, and 50s and 60s for many, right out of the southwest here comes the low friday into saturday and sunday when it goes through, sunday will be the best opportunity for lie rain, pockets of it and mock if i and warm, part part and you will probably -- partly cloudy skies and breezy, could be some light rain, cloudy and possible rain on saturday and more likely on sunday. >> we heard steady drizzle on walnut creek. steve, thank you for that information. >>>

they are said to stymie the activity for those who funnel money as well as suspicious sea and air cargo and technology used to uranium enrichment. this comes in response to the nuclear missile test on february 12th and they canceled the cease-fire which ended the civil war with the south. despite that, they still believe they are years away and none the less they have noticed an increasing. the drills are usually grant in scale. analysts are septembers tall on whether the sanctions will work as north korea continues to use advanced technology. -- advanced weapons technology. >>> this crash we showed you at the top of the hour, on the shoulder, partially in that right lane and that's because the emergency lights are sticking out but the traffic is already slow on 80 and stretched into el cerrito and soon it will be stretched into richmond give yourself extra time, it is still a big distraction for drivers as you can see. there is a little bit of a delay, it is not quite full and you still have time to get through and there are no problems getting into the city. by the way if you are driv

so this is a funnel plot, you can see here they seem or it there. over here you can down smairl positive study here when you expect the smaller study to be heir tholt there. t regetion line popped true them. it's not statistically significant deafuation from the funnel shape you would expect and this is only a subset of study but it is a funnel plot looking forest fire -- i think it's the funniest epidemiology joke you will ever hear. [laughter] you can also demonstrate the presence, you can show that this is with the story. this is a drug i prescribed. patients don't get better on one treatment. it might be better to try something different. i had a quick look at the literature. i found couple of trials. it's just as good. i signed it giving it to a patient. in 2010, a paper was published in -- the german government cost effectivenesses agency. they described and extraordinary battle said we will not look at the drug. we won't look at the drug until you give us all of the trial you have done on it. and they said no, they said, well, we're not going

they begged them to stay open and they found their fun der funneled millions of dollars to their businesses. there have not been enough changes. >> meantime students showing their support for the governor's proposal spends its money. they want the state to spend more on education than on prison inmates. they will give based on need and like oakland who counts disadvantaged students. >>> a student was the hit and killed by a train. 16-year-old had a passion for music and his life was cut short on tuesday when he was hit by a passing train. >> at this point in time there is nothing to indicate that this was the result of foul play or an intentional act. >> despite the illegal crossing signs, people who live in the area say it was frequently traveled as a shortcut. he took that home sometimes and cal train said they plan to have fans efencing up on the tracks even before his death. >>> they are allowing small plains and they will be passing out leaflets asking congress to overturn the decision on planes. flight attendants are also asking them about focusing on explosives. >>> and it originated

about is a lot of people that worked on the mayor's campaign would be getting some of the money funneledey would run private schools, some of which would get $20 million in this transition. that seems to be fairly convenient. let me bring in two experts to talk about this. brown university professor of africana studies tricia rose, and alter man leslie harrison of the fifth ward. welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> cenk: tricia is this a common phenomenon throughout the country and does it apply equally to high income low income, black, latino or is it not equal. >> it would be a gross misunderstanding to see this as an isolated situation. what we really have is a systemic reallocation of public money, and public resources and all kinds of gutting of public institutions, and relocating those resources to private enterprise and those with much more capital and power. that is happening in public education, in union jobs it's happening in the post office and every major public institution, and you begin with the most vulnerable communities. the poor in again really whom we apparently don't

climb the top, pour the water into the funnel, filled up-- [makes sounds] --guess what happened? [makes sound] barrel burst. the barrel burst because of the enormous pressure. and here's the bit. the pressure in this barrel is just the same as if he had filled it with that amount of water. it's just the depth to the free surface to where you are, that particular depth multiplied by the density of fluid, that's the liquid pressure. really, really neat. this idea that pressure depends on depth tells us why dams are built the way they are. do you ever see a dam like this? good design or bad design? bad. very bad design because the pressure is greater against the bottom and that's where it should be thicker, not like that, yeah. so we find maybe dams like this, huh? so the pressure down here exerts a force that's great, great, great, great, and there's more force at the bottom than at the top so the dam is thicker down there, simply because why? you got more force of the water pushing against it. when i was a kid, i lived near lilly pond, massachusetts. and lilly pond had a dam like

the monks pour holy water into funnels. it falls over spouts onto the statue. people use the holy water to ritually wash the statue. they also scrub the water on their own heads and faces in sumly cation for a year free of misfortune. the third day of the water splashing festival. the dai minority ethnic group see this as the first dawn of the new year in this province. today is the climax of the festival and water will be splashed in earnest. people look forward to this day all year. everyone heads to the city's plaza, care eyeing buckets and washbasins. the downtown culture plaza is at the heart of the action. any one can take part in the splashing. tourists as well as locals. at noon, the announcement is made. this signal is given, and water starts flying. to the dai, water is sacred. the more drenched you are the more good fortune you will receive in the year to come. the temperature is 33.5 degrees celsius today. the splashing continues until the sun goes down. here and there at the water splashing festival, people are hoisted up on shoulders and tossed in

slow traffic, highway four, westbound, and there is the east shore commute to the macarthur maze funneling into the bay bridge toll plaza with no metering lights but you are seeing a delay if you are paying cash this morning. >> now, from the top of the newscast from san francisco for the south bay to the east bay, bay area police are investigating a rash of officer-involved shootings, this past weekend, the latest was in hair, and that is where our reporter is joining us live. cornell? >> it was a violent weekend for police. we are live at foothill and d street here in hayward. this is where a police shooting came to a deadly end this week when a suspect tried to ram a hayward police car. it happened on sunday after police fired eight shots into a honda after police say the driver tried to ram the patrol car which had a civilian inside for a ride along. a passenger in the honda was killed and the driver crashed and ran away. police later caught up and arrested the suspect, 23-year-old. here is what a witness saw. >> i looked out and i saw the cops running to the car with the guy right aro

they begged them to stay open and they found their fun der funneled millions of dollars to their businesses. there have not been enough changes. >> meantime students showing their support for the governor's proposal spends its money. they want the state to spend more on education than on prison inmates. they will give based on need and like oakland who counts disadvantaged students. >>> a student was the hit and killed by a train. 16-year-old had a passion for music and his life was cut short on tuesday when he was hit by a passing train. >> at this point in time there is nothing to indicate that this was the result of foul play or an intentional act. >> despite the illegal crossing signs, people who live in the area say it was frequently traveled as a shortcut. he took that home sometimes and cal train said they plan to have fans efencing up on the tracks even before his death. >>> they are allowing small plains and they will be passing out leaflets asking congress to overturn the decision on planes. flight attendants are also asking them about focusing on explosives. >>> and it originated

if you look at a map and see what goes on there the city flows like a funnel. it flows down market street the other point is that mission is a great street it is not the grand boulevard of our city neither our citizens are people who come here want to travel around the city on bicycles are not going to want that to be the main mode of traffic. so bicycles and pedestrians should be the last thing that is moved down the corridor. and i was surprised to learn and hadn't seen all the numbers that that option is the most expensive and the 10 percent is sprooifgz it's not a daunting increase. i also i've been in the bicycle community in town for about 20 years yet and i and i've yet to talk to anyone about the mission street is an important one >> thank you. >> good afternoon i'm with the bicycle coalition. this has gotten a lot of public there's a reason that it gets this much attention. i'm not going to get into the debate i've focus on the real debate. i know market street has gotten a lot of attention. all of the changes that have been shared there. i look to pro

more moisture that is extending offshore it will continue to funnel towards california. a look at futurecast. the rainfall is expected to return. we are also seeing some moderate rainfall south of the golden gate hayward, fremont. for the morning commute to the rain will pick up and the south bay. later showers. as we go for the rest of the commute to things will subside. and that could be more spotty showers. by noon, at 3:00 p.m., the same the deal. and still, finally starting to taper off for the leader evening hours. temperatures? cooler. 50's & 60's. 50s in concord and 60s for san jose. it will be fairly mild. not a lot of snowfall from this system. there rainfall continuing for the midnight hours. we are finally going to pick up some rainfall at anything below 7,000 ft. snowfall be above 7,000 ft.. just to reconditions expected. the snow levels will be 7,000 ft. and higher. it is easy to understand why we are not going to see snow at the level when it is fifty's. 40's but clearer conditions and as we take a look at our extended forecast. improving conditions. rainy

now that is bees funneled into some of the rebels, not all of them.ate group. >> gregg: the rebels being outgunned. should we help weaponize them? >> absolutely. this has been going on for two years now. many have advocated and i'm one of them, we should have right from the start started the funnel lethal aid to the rebels. they need anti-tank weapons and they need airport aircraft weapons. we have a military stalemate in syria because assad's air power. he is able to stop those rebels and protract this thing. if we could bring those gunships we start to get an equalizer and it's believed the rebels would be able to regain momentum. >> gregg: president obama is warning that extremists could take over the country, reminiscent of nixon's remarks of shah of iran, he is bad but the alternative could be worse. it could happen in syria, could it get worse? >> i think that has always been the fear. i believe that is why the administration has not acted. we've been afraid of the consequence that our actions would be volatile and cause a negative result. the f

a little slowing expected around the funnel area. that's what we see. north, approaching out of mill pedis, two incidents reported. just north of the miniature golf course. east 580, the earlier significant alert. your commute is slowing a bit now. steadily slowing through livermore. no surprises for this friday. we are looking at highway 84 as well south on the couple pass. west as far as the flow of information. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the cash lanes are back up. the fast-track lane is not a problem. we will probably see some activity this morning. it may not happen for another 20-25 minutes. back to you. >>> the time now is 6:09. coming up, flying away after trouble out at sea. we'll tell you what's next for passengers on board a ship stuck in port. >>> new this morning, the president proposing more money for green energy but not very much. we'll take a look coming up in business news. >> a demolition derby of sorts at a home improvement store. take a look at the dramatic video. >> that is just bananas, like right out of a movie. >>

in an accident in a typical situation on our streets to cars parking on both sides caused cars to funnel into this area. you have all kinds of blind hills and somebody was speeding around and he had to crash into a parked car and thank you ma'am, your time t is up >> good morning commissioners i'm christen and i'm a 40 year resident of the forest knolls association and a second generation. my secondary father can attest to the drama elements of the slide. i was a witness to that actually his wife made us popcorn and talk about a dramatic introduction to ownership watching mr. dunn anywhere on the street watching the building slip from its forensics. it was a very large impression to an 8-year-old. as i made mention the heights below has done that retaining

a smooth flow of traffic around the fremont funnel. north 880, a pickup truck that is on the off ramp. it is being addressed right now. just one lane affected and flashing lights. folks getting off for highway 84 at thornton. >>> now, as you are getting 84 across the bay, that's a little farther north. that's the dunbarton bridge. looking smoothly. let's get a quick look at the east shore freeway coming down through emeryville and into berkeley. we are looking at a smooth drive west with the headlights. no slowing. back to you. >>> things are heating up for madness today. the ncaa tournament begins. "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live at the hp pavilion with all the details. >> reporter: good morning. several games nationwide. four of them right here in that building behind me at the hp pavilion. the first game starting a little bit later this morning. the game of most interest locally is going to be not until this afternoon, when number 12 seed, cal, will take on number 5 seed, unlv. both teams seen yesterday during the prac

about getting from one place to another in a short period of time i see muni pushing cars into a funnel and making them wait and the cars when they sit in traffic you know they cause conjestion and if you think about it if any of you can think what about emergency services that have to get through what about if someone is dying? you can't get through if there's an emergency service. >> thank you i understood that it's very kind of you. >> very good. >> my name is [inaudible] i'm a long-term resident of this city i'm also a cab driver but i would like to comment on the very strange way that you use bus service here you are going if you will force into saying we want to get rid of cars we want to get rid of cars we want to increase taxis bicycles and pedestrians and you do the opposite. you reduce the service and in reducing the service and you have done this so many times before from years and years as you reduce services as the buses get more conjested, more people travel in cars because they have no alternative. the idea that san francisco ans which has a fairly large aging population

17th2007, more than three years later on october 4, 2010, crews saw the light when punching through the funnel which is just over three quarters of a mile long. three months later, january 18th crews finished all of the digging. and caltrans will celebrate the end of another big tunnel project later this year. it's scheduled to open in late 2013. abc 7 news had a tour this month. the caldecott tunnel run as long highway 24 kektding oakland to orinda. >> drivers there waiting for that tunnel to open, too. some big changes in terms of tunnels but also another big change getting around town. reminders for people on the golden gate bridge. cruise installed giant signs above the toll plaza to let drivers know tolls will be electronic starting on wednesday. there no toll takers you can set up an account or get a bill in the mail after crossing the bridge. all changing on wednesday. >> all for better right? >> coming up hate being locked into two year sell krel phone plans? one carrier could make that a thing of the past. >> archie the dog, stolen on bart, back home. you're going to hear from the hap

ed a cuicates say it would funnel more money into the community but critics say it could trigger layoffs. >> it will have the effect of hurting the very people we are trying to help. >> the california minimum wage is $8 an hour and $10 an hour in san jose. the living wage with oakland is $10.50. >>> poll on women show a spike in the number of working mothers who said they prefer to work full time. 37% want full time work, up from 21%. half of working mothers rather be home with their children but work because they need the income. >>> boy is alive after falling from the window of an 8 story apartment complex in new york. witnesses say the baby landed on his mother before landing on the sidewalk. his mother died on impact. neighbors heard the woman arguing with her husband and they have found a suicide note and the woman may have been suffering from postpartum depression. neighbors say yesterday's scene will forever be seared in their memory. >> yeah. i wish i never witnessed that. nobody should have to witness that. it is kisturbing. -- disturbing. >> the baby is in stable condition that

prosecutors say they'll announce whether they plan to seek the death funnel at hearing april 1 april 1st. >>> and google glass. in a blog postthe they somehow show upped a prototype with precipitation frames available later this year. they plan to offer other frame styles as well. they let you instantly record video, even translate foreign languages. >>> a san francisco policeman today received 20/10 to eye tight -- sight. until today he wore con contact lens but he was afraid they could pop out at a criminal moment. now with a corrective laser surgery. he now has 20 20/20 vision. >>> if the past coupling hours city council members have passed a plan to address problems with the homeless. some say the plan calls short. >> the field's near san jose. have been cleared out. on a day when the city approved a plan to address homelessness, some people were annoyed to see security on and many to chemokeep homeless from returning. >> they're just moving people from one spot to another. >> reporter: it this evening they unanimously passed a plan. the plan emphasis a regional multiagencies app

a boat, her and her mom trying to lower the canopy so the boat wouldn't be damaged and that small funnelud turned into a larger one. >> oh, my god, mom, it is a tornado. whoa. >> just materializes right there in front. >> you see the palm trees on a boat and the palm trees are supposed to be swaying and a nice warm breeze and not this. >> that is insane. oh, my god. >>> a little itch that lasted three years turned out to be a huge surprise for canadian billy mcneily. that's him here. turns out one day he was scratching his back and he had an itch that had been bothering him for three years. then he felt something a bit hard and look at what was actually in his back. it was a 3" blade from a kitchen knife. >> huh? how due for get that is in your back? >> how does that get in your back? that caused an itch? that's all. >> turns out three years ago he was involved in an altercation, an arm wrestling match turned violent and ended up gettingim . but apparently the blade ended up being stuck inside his body. >> he obviously had to go to the hospital. the doctors never noticed a knife blade in

high pressure from california funnels that little flow of moisture right up through the high terrain over the cascades and the olympics. that's where we'll see the highest totals. you can already see the rain increasing. we've had some rain bellingham and northern portions of the cascades. not much around saelgtsz or olympia, but that will increase during the day. computers are estimating the higher terrain, the possibility of up to six to seven inches at most. again, lower elevations not getting that, but you get the general idea. the from ukiah to fresno. enjoy a great afternoon. i'll let you know how long the rain's going to continue when i come back. >>> bloomberg's bev ran ban block. the congressional black caucus isn't happy with president obama. >>> and why gm and uncle sam are parting ways in a way. >>> and why those likes on facebook could be revealing your deepest, darkest secrets. >>> welcome back. stories making news this morning, a judge has taken the fizz out of new york city's plan to ban large sodas and other sugary drinks. overturning that law. the measure was suppos

it's tapped in and is funneling in tropical moisture. we have 50s. and now we're in the 50s and 60s. if you get the sun, it's on the mild side. the wind will turn more southerly because as that low is approaching it, we'll get a south wind. almost 80 down in palm springs. for us, the main player weather will be this low. hen they it up, it -- when they wrap it up, it looks like a comma. we'll see cloudy conditions. there could still be some isolated showers or scattered showers today but a lot of clouds breezy and warm on friday. i think we'll get mid-60s. still scattered showers, possibility of some thundershowers this afternoon. kind of the ingredients are ripe. the days are longer. the angle of the sun is higher. and that could certainly do it. 50s, 60s, and low 70s. temperatures on the mild side here for the next couple of days probably all the way into -- i think sunday as we'll see breezy, warm conditions. could still be some shower activity. saturday looks cloudy but there could be rain. it does look like rain on sunday. looking pretty bullish

the fact we're paying these high interest rates, all of these monies are not being funneled into sanrancisco, but out of state. a bank in ohio and michigan were the only one that would give a fractional loan. they're getting the extra money. there are ways we could talk about solving the problem, but i support this legislation. >> thank you. are there any additional -- any members of the public who would like to make public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. [gavel] >> president chiu, you have made a motion to continue this item by two weeks. >> two weeks to i think the 25th of march. >> okay. is that the correct date, 25th of march? great. colleagues, can we take that motion he without objection? that will be the order. [gavel] >> madam clerk, are there -- is there any other business pro forma the committee? >> there are no other matters. >> we are unshed. adjourned. thank you. [ adjourned] >>> good afternoon and thank you for coming. i'm delighted to announce that our first effort is unleashed upon the world. [ applause ] . it's only been two-and-a-half years since the

will be a point person related to all of the administrative activities and the evaluations will be funneled through her so she will play a key role in that regard and they can answer any specific questions you have. our recruitment effort we look at that as the marketing phase and we're researching people based upon what we identified in our conversations with you are the core competencies for the position. we turn those things you want this individual to achieve over the next 12, 18, 24 months, and then we start looking for people that have duplicated or done similar activities in their own careers and look at patterns of success, and once we identify those patterns of success we individually contact those people if we can engage them in a discussion about the direction that our authority is going in and what are some of the things they think are are going to make sense for the next executive director. that conversation will lead them to becoming a candidate, lead to define the position, or a thought leader for us and there will make recommendations and in some cases make telephone calls o

it is not the fremont funnel. that is fine. the sinol is just fine. as you are approaching airway, the reports of a big rig blocking three lanes of your freeway. we just got the update.

auditors found evidence ben chavez funneled nearly million dollars in school spending to businesses he owned. parents and students of the three american indian charter schools pointed out they have some of the highest test scores in the district and they begged to keep the schools open. but the board rejected their requests. >> that is them, a low step. >> he takes his message of middle east peace directly to the people telling them in hebrew they are not alone. >>> it is the first full day of spring, in a couple of minutes a look ahead for the weather for the rest of the week. >> -- next 365 days, we will tell you what that was coming up. [ cheers ] if you like shrimp, then you're going to love sizzler's shrimp combos starting at just $9.99! four kinds of shrimp, seasoned just right and served in three new combinations. at sizzler! >>> firefighters say a space heater may have sparked a fire there in san jose. it broke out at 4:30 this morning at a trailer in the manor mobile home park and knocked down later. no one was inside the mobile home. >>> president obama is continuing his 4 da

it will start to creep down toward mission where 680 starts to slow toward that funnel as well.ls over between the freeways and we don't see any unusual flow of traffic for mission boulevard. north 680 near the mini golf course there right by that mini golf course reports of a minor crash there. no major injuries but blocking one lane. watch for slowing we see that north out of milpitas and in toward fremont. slow for 237 toward 880 as we see heading over toward first street and northbound routes kicking in now north past capital expressway and kicking in north of 101 and 680 up toward the airport. 280 also showing the slowdown kicking in over the last five minutes. volume starting to build there. 87 into downtown just north of capital you see slowing and that's here to stay for the morning commute. 85 continues to sort itself out and we see slowing in blobs up toward saratoga avenue. that's a technical term for traffic. we'll look at palo alto. smooth, easy drive and not a big problem northbound. southbound into the sunlight. sunrise slowdown happening earlier and folks are squ

it's tapped in and is funneling in tropical moisture. we have 50s. and now we're in the 50s and 60s. if you get the sun, it's on the mild side. the wind will turn more southerly because as that low is approaching it, we'll get a south wind. almost 80 down in palm springs. for us, the main player weather will be this low. hen they it up, it -- when they wrap it up, it looks like a comma. we'll see cloudy conditions. there could still be some isolated showers or scattered showers today but a lot of clouds breezy and warm on friday. i think we'll get mid-60s. still scattered showers, possibility of some thundershowers this afternoon. kind of the ingredients are ripe. the days are longer. the angle of the sun is higher. and that could certainly do it. 50s, 60s, and low 70s. temperatures on the mild side here for the next couple of days probably all the way into -- i think sunday as we'll see breezy, warm conditions. could still be some shower activity. saturday looks cloudy but there could be rain. it does look like rain on sunday. looking pretty bullish

so it takes a while to go through that funnel. >> we're talking about disadvantaged youth in baseball. you have a minute, you ask your geeky baseball questions. >> does. >> it's an unusual situation, because we did win the championship and we're coming back basically with the same team t same central components. so we built the team around pitching and defense which works in our park and increasingly we think is important in the game and we think we have that again, we're going to have big competition with the dodgers, it's going to be a fun rivalry this year. it's under 62 games. but it's a fun day today, it's kind of like a daily soap opera in my life. >> "sports illustrated" says you should do a long-term deal right now with tim lincecum because he's affordable because of last season. how do you do that. >> we're looking at long-term deals on a number of players because we want to keep them. i think the intention will be to keep players like tim, two cy young awards, to keep tim as long as we can. so we'll be open minded. >> i lived up to my promises, thank you, gentlemen. >>> up n

. >> by 8:00 the crowds were publishing in, and -- funneling in and this stretch took on a circus-like atmosphere. but oakland police were determined to maintain control and the city let it be known. >> absolutely. i received several e-mails making it clear what our intentions were. >> john who owns the telegraph beer garden was reminded not to allow patrons to walk on to the street with beer. >> we have had to increase the number of security guards i have just to keep the alcohol from coming in and going out. >> the city is clamping down after campbell was shot and killed following last month's first friday event. but the crowd still came despite the strict new rules. >> you need good people. good people can't be scared. bring them out. >> i truly believe people want a safe place to come out and be a part of a community. people are tired of being at home. >> this time the city limited the event to just six blocks. it hired extra unarmed security and decided to close the event early. this parking lot was the staging area for police tonight. but we didn't see anyone being arrested this

that's the time of day we may get reports of a small tornado or funnel cloud in the valley. lot of daytime heating. we'll have live storm tracker 2 when the rain starts coming down. >> we'll see you then. >>> coming up on bay area news at #:00 on tv 36. do red light cameras improve safety -- coming up on bay area news at 6:00 on tv 36. join us at 7:00 on tv 36. >>> celebrating a century. the 100-year-old piece of history that marks the day walnut creek became its own city. >>> the city of walnut creek is getting ready to celebrate a milestone. check out this headline that was october of 1814 where voters approved incorporating the city of walnut creek. the idea was to raise money to pave main street. officials say they are in the early stages of planning the yearlong celebration for 2014. residents can offer suggestions on the city's website. >> it's growing and growing. >> mark is here now with another reason why 49er fans may have extra reason to be happy tonight. >> yeah in the next few days you're going to be hearing a lot of rumors and next week some trades, free agent