[ bleep ] face. >> gill, gill.in the midst of all this, this nurse comes in to address his medical problem, and she's very calm. and i expected him to have a worse reaction but it actually seemed to calm him down. >> have you ever broken your hand before? >> yeah. several times. every time a c.o. pisses me off. >> hurt here? >> yeah. that hurts. you're making it worse. >> does it hurt here? >> yeah. >> does it hurt here? >> yeah. all of it. >> okay. and has it ever taught the c.o. a lesson? >> i've never taken it far enough to teach them a lesson. >> she meant hitting the wall. >> yeah. >> does it ever teach them a lesson when you hurt yourself? >> it's kind of tender right there. this one's fine. >> what was impressive to me about the staff is they kind of de-escalated the situation by calmly talking to him, by engaging him in a conversation. >> i'm not going to sit there and be [ bleep ] by inmates and not take it out on the staff. >> gill, listen to me a minute. none of that has been determined. we're going to g

michael gill is one of them.e're taking him to sterling. >> how do you feel about your move today? >> pretty [ bleep ] off. why? >> because it's four hours away from my family. i got 61 days left. and they're moving me for no reason. >> he's a hot head and he gets upset real easy so you have to walk around him easily. >> my whole goal is just to go home and i was secure here. i know everyone here. i'm comfortable here. >> gill appeared to take the news well until his request for a shower seemed to hit a snag. >> were you afforded an opportunity to take a shower yesterday? why not? >> yesterday we don't get a shower. it's canteen. >> let me talk to the staff and i'll get back -- >> she said that they were going to be here any minute and it's been an hour. >> i'm going to go out and talk to them right now. give me the chance to fix this. all right? if you don't give me a chance to fix it and you go out, you lose, all right? >> have patience. >> have patience. have i done you wrong? then give me that respect. >> gil

we asked richard gill why economists put emphasis on new tecology.expertsgree that, new techlogy is at teart in oof proctivity growth. much of thisrowth is in the form of w produc thatidn't exist a century ago. and the way weroduceldroducts, like wheat or poultry, this means the intangiblezed human factors in growth-- adnces in knowledge, increased education, research a developme programs-- are universay agreed be critically important to increasing the practical question here is how far the government should take the lead in pmoting theseacrs we have examples ofuccessfu government projects-- like thetomic energy pgram or the spacerogram, otwo projec close there are also argumentsart. as to why government should involve itself heavily inesearch and lopmen- the costs may be too larger pri, payoffs may be tooarff. also there is e danger of rival firms imitating, pirating, or benefiting om one's own r&d eorts. all this adds up a strong case r gornmentnvolveme. there's alsooryds up that the best thing r gothe government can do is provide incentives to pri

we asked analyst richard gill.nomists like terms like "velocity" because they suggest we're scientists, like physicists. well, perhaps we aren't quite that scientific, but we do have our own concept of velocity, specifically the income velocity of money. briefly, income velocity tells us how many times a year a dollar circulates through the economy to buy final goods and services. we measure it by dividing annual money national income by the stock of money in the economy. annual money national income equals the average price of a good, p, times the quantity of goods produced, q. this is really our old familiar gnp concept in money terms. if we now divide money national income by the stock of money -- our currency and demand deposits, m -- we get velocity, v. thus v equals... we can put the m on the other side and get... this is called the "equation of exchange." now, the economic question facing the monetary authorities like arthur burns was, what would happen to the economy when you changed the money supply, m? ro

but also abby gill's letters have been in print. she has been read since 1840 when her grandson first published an addition to of the letters which went through four edition in the 1840's. she was a bestseller through the 19th century. people knew her. she has been famous. >> i think, i won't be able to find the tweet as quickly as i need to now. someone did ask the question. did the adams' ever think about their letters being published? and do you have any sense of that? >> as early as 1776, john is telling her to put letters out to keep them, and think at a certain point, there is almost a consciousness in some of the particular his letters. they know at a certain point. i don't know when they cross that threshold that they are important. and at that point, this is one of the reason that's the family saved the letters. early on, it is emotion with adorable letter and things like that. after awhile, their letters extend from 1762 to 1801 almost 40 years the most important 40 years in american history. >> and they understood they we

economist richard gill has an analysis.understand this question, we need some sense of how the money supply affects the economy's general workings and how the fed can affect the money supply. this diagram suggests the general nature of the answers to these questions. theoretically, in a depression situation, the fed should increase reserves available to the commercial banking system-- provide more reserves, as stated in the first box. the hope is that banks will lend more credit to businesses, thereby increasing the quantity of money in the economy. more money, in turn, should lead to more spending by businesses who have borrowed to invest in new machinery and factories, possibly also by consumers like ourselves. more spending, in turn, should lead to higher gnp and more jobs. it may also lead to higher prices, though that didn't seem a problem then. 1930s prices were generally falling. when the fed tried to stem the gold outflow by raising the discount rate in 1931, it was doing the opposite of what this analysis suggests.

sally stevens and gill crizwell.f there are any other members of the public who would like to make public comment, please fill out a card. ms. stevens. >>> yes, hi, my name is sally stevens, i'm the chair of sf dog. sf dog fully supports this legislation. been involved in it for years and been working with animal care control and i just wanted to thank supervisor wiener for his role in pushing this through and actually getting this legislation after eight years of it kind of sitting on -- nobody doing anything about it. and i also wanted to acknowledge animal care and control in particular deputy director cat brown for the work that she's been doing. i've been involved in the negotiations on how to implement this and have been really useful and everything has been done in a great way. this is how a city should work. i just wanted to again thank supervisor wiener and acc. >> thank you, ms. stevens. mr. crizwell? >>> i don't know if my comments are going to be relevant or not, but i know that it's past. so, i'm here fr

. >> reporter: horace gill ran a former branch of the church in new mexico.t a real estate investment opportunity. >> he the only man that can put you in third heaven and if you don't support this then you're not a part of the church. >> reporter: hawkins' second in command michael parker headed up the venture called, day star. it promised returns as high as 35%. >> i invested about $120,000. >> reporter: it was gill's retirement money and he wasn't alone. >> originally, i had invested $250,000 from my genentech earnings stock. >> reporter: former member julio ramirez says he never quite knew where the money went. >> anytime we used to ask questions, we were told that, you know, you're in a bad spirit and you know, what's wrong with you? >> reporter: daystar operated out of this building in vallejo. but suddenly it shut down in 2006. stunned church members asked for their money back only to find out it was all gone. the state then launched an investigation. the department of corporations issued a desist and refrain order last july saying the two leaders faile

these mouth-watering mushrooms, everyone here is ready to be-- yeah, you guessed it--stuffed to the gills with fungi success. for "california country," i'm tracy sellers. >> today, we're going to make a mushroom quiche, one of my favorites. so, let's get started. let's start over here. so, we get the quiche. just use a regular pie dough. and don't be afraid of your dough. get it rolled out. i'm using a mac daddy rolling pin. it's serrated, but it rolls and doesn't get the dough sticky. so, from here... you get it rolled out to the size you want. and it's pretty fast if you work quickly with a nice, cold dough. and from--i think at this point, you have a nice shape. put this in the refrigerator and chill it down just as it is, and you can fold it. it's really tough. so, what you want to achieve iq, i would get here a nice fluted pan. pie dgh is inside. just spray the inside and press this in and chill this for another 20 minutes. so, we get started with that. i'm going to slice up some of these shallots. and you can be messy with them, 'cause you want to taste them. you don't want them too

vince gill again, who created breaking bad, he wrote a piece. i was practically stalking him because that show has violence, but it is very thoughtful. he wrote an essay saying, of course you can detect violence, but there have to be consequences. a lot of times you will see the hero shoot somebody, they fall dead, and the hero makes a wisecrack and a walk on. awarenesss never any of whether it affects the hero by shooting people, and the victim, did he have a family? he was saying there ought to be consequences to the violence. when you talk about violence in the media, you could be talking about the passion of christ, because that was a very violent film, or the three stooges, or video games. the longer we worked on this, the more complex it became. it was really interesting to work on. i host: what is the history of violence in his -- host: what is the history of violence in cinema? you talk about everything from fistfights' to some of the first images hundreds of years ago. this is a picture from the 1903 film, "the great train robbery." the

the rockies take the lead but gill -- paul gillespie hits the walkoff home home and the giants win it>> raiders signed kevin burnett, played nine years in the league. last two with miami, his brother is with the raiders. unfortunately the raiders lost tight end brandon meyers to the new york giants. 806 yards and four ttds. >> the silver and black need to find player ford carson palmer to throw to. >> le another new winner on tour. kevin streelman finely -- finally finds the inwewinner circle. great round for boo weekly, 8-under 63. he round of the week. his approach on 16, inches from the cup. he was the leader going goo clubhouse. streelman, tied for the lead. third hole. trying to get close for bird. on lane, drains it. on 17, steel money, -- streelman, one-stroke lead, he is up two, and boo weekly knows it's over. his first win in 153 chances. gets him into the masters for the second time in his career. >> world baseball classic underway at at&t. this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> love the look of the giants green baseball caps. >> doesn't match but i

gill arrested made the announcement after meeting thein sein.s myanmar's first lead tore visit in decades. this is the first visit by a myanmar head of state for nearly 40 years and has been a long time. that's thein sein hoping to achieve from this visit? >> it's been a very long time. 1974 was the last time a president from myanmar, or as it was then burma visited australia. more than anything, it's a symbolic moment, a further recognition the head of state is being welcomed into the international community, and the regional player in was trail yeah stood beside him and said what was happening in his country was remarkable as he paid tribute to him personally for driving that progress through. i think all that is very symbolically and important but there are practical implications as well, as you say the normalizing of economic relations between australia and myanmar is very high on the agenda. julian gill arrested reiterated $100 -- julian gilliard reiterated strengthening economic ties. gillard points out there is plenty of opportunity in my

the 20 years i was with park and rec and pel i was down in gill man for me to get with park and rec it was a blessing to give back to the kids so i want to say thank you again and i will continue to try to keep up the good work and give park and rec a good name. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> before we move to this month in parks i want to take a second to commend jackie battle and lorraine and bob. it's amazing when you see your folks in action when something bad happens and by the time i got there they were already there and spent quite a bit of time comforting staff and helping make sure the place was safe for everyone, and so it's times like these that you remember our staff on the ground are true heroes. >> maybe they could stand up and take a bow. [applause] >> all right. are you ready? this month in parks. >> we're glad you're going to be playing and to opening day and a great baseball season. we hope that you learn about the game and more importantly how to be good teammates to one another. >> don't stop thinking about tomorrow. don't stop. it will be here. it will be he

. >> home opener for the san jose earthquakes, 24th minute, gill denied by quaker keeper john bush. and he shoots and scores for the first goal of the season. then celebrates with the camera guy. he added another one later and opener 2-nil the final. >> and dream of playing in self for taylor and one other player. both returned from the combine and we talked about their dreams and future of the cardinals. >> see ya, touchdown, stanford takes it in overtime. >> it's come to reality right now. it's not here yet. it's still a process still trying to get in. >> she tough kid. he really is. most touchdowns for stanford and it doesn't surprise me. >> it wasn't as good as i wanted to but coming in, i didn't know i knew out there i play the whole season. >> and tight end at the combine. very ath let zblik it was a unique experience. something i dreamed of when i was a little kid. >> i play football. so i might not be the best passer in the world but i know i play football. >> goal, blitz holding, he fires oh, my! >> since the first game started, kevin is going to be one heck of a player. al

assembly man and local officials are highlighting a gill to effectively killun shows at the cow palacech straddles the san francisco and san mateo county line. the bill would require approval from supervisors in both counties to move forward. both borders have repeatedly opposed gun shows. the last gun show at the cow palace in jap had a record turnout just days after the sandy hook elementary school shooting. >> a caged door is the focus in an investigation into a deadly lion attack. 24-year-old intern hanson was killed yesterday inside the big cat enclosure at an animal sanctuary in the central valley. katie marzullo is live in the newsroom with new information. katie? >> lion was supposed to number his feeding cage while hanson was cleaning the larger pen but a gate was partly open and the line lifted it up and got do hanson with his paw. the 550 pound lion mounted and the 24-year-old hanson was gone. authorities believe that she died almost inaccidently from a broken neck. the fresno county coroner says she did not suffer a small consolation for her father who says his daughter's d

. >>> the judge in the deadly colorado movie theater shooting case entered not gill plea on behalf of the suspect today. members of the defense team said they're not ready it enter a plea. 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

i'm gill pratt, a program manager. one of the devices that he's creating could be used in a robot that gets rid of ieds. these robots presently are very expensive. they cost around $100,000. the ieds that they defend against cost only $10. >> personally, something that excites us a lot is prosthetic applications of this. prosthetics are exoskeleton. putting a wearable robot over the human skeleton. either to increase the strength in power and speed of the healthy-bodied person or as a prosthetic device. to help spinal cord victims or stroke victims sort of locomote with their own legs, i think it's a beautiful application. >> how this idea came about. in terms of actually creating a softer more pliable robot for christmas? i decide dodd give my niece an inflatable elephant she could ride on. we built a four-foot high inflatable element and the software tools worked and it all came together. as soon as you built that thing wow, wouldn't it be cool if it could walk. as soon as you say that to your 6-year-old niece, she b

i'm greg gutfeld with kimberly gill poil, dane -- gill fail. this is "the five" >> so far at cpac we heard from allen west who summarized the problems liberals have with race. >> i'm speaking from experience nothingell you there is on this green earth that a liberal progressive fears more than a black american who wants a better life a and a smaller government. >> here in south carolina senator tim scott who summarized why jobs beat the liberal bribe, ie, handouts. >> having a job isib a good thi. but t creating jobs is a far better thing. if you have an income, that's a good thing. but if you create a process, you can do the most amazing things. >> what do west and scott have in common? if you work at the "new york>> times," you probably call them tokens. that's what you say when you see black guy who doesn't act the way you want a black guy to act. you never say it to their faceit because someone like west would use you as a stepladder. they're republicans. the dr.s a have a pass. someone who lectures me on race every day once called me bull

assembly man and local officials are highlighting a gill to effectively kill gun shows at the cow palace which straddles the san francisco and san mateo county line. the bill would require approval from supervisors in both counties to move forward. both borders have repeatedly opposed gun shows. the last gun show at the cow palace in jap had a record turnout just days after the sandy hook elementary school shooting. >> a caged door is the focus in an investigation into a deadly lion attack. 24-year-old intern hanson was killed yesterday inside the big cat enclosure at an animal sanctuary in the central valley. katie marzullo is live in the newsroom with new information. katie? >> lion was supposed to number his feeding cage while hanson was cleaning the larger pen but a gate was partly open and the line lifted it up and got do hanson with his paw. the 550 pound lion mounted and the 24-year-old hanson was gone. authorities believe that she died almost inaccidently from a broken neck. the fresno county coroner says she did not suffer a small consolation for her father who says his daughter

san jose, morgan hill, gill roadway, you're going to -- gilroy, you're going to get the heaviest of thisront moved through. but it's the upper low that i'll be watching for the rain chance tomorrow. it's slower than the first indications, looks like it's going to stay farther offshore. dry for many of you until the lunch hour tomorrow. but tomorrow afternoon, evening, tomorrow night, we will have rain around with the slight chance of a thunderstorm close to the coastline especially. once this is gone, back to regular programming for this year, mainly sunny skies back by friday. and the 70s for some of you back as soon as sunday. showers back late tomorrow morning in the north bay, working its way south. a slight chance for a thunderstorm. if you get caught in one, lightning and thunder, and the chance for some small hail. sunny weather, milder weather on friday but really takes shape for the weekend. it'll be a chilly day tomorrow, much like today. 54 for san francisco, livermore 55. san jose 57. you average 67 this time of year! los altos 54. after tomorrow, the sunshine returns. by fri

bruce alison, laura guzman, gill crizwell, and ernestine weiss.f i have not called your name and you'd like to comment, please fill out a blue card. first, someone would like to just come forward. public commenters can line up. >>> bruce alison, port magazine. presently there are 32,000 vacant units that are laying vacant. if they go into these -- some of these are being listed to go into condos. i know of 25 personally from my investigation. why would you leave them vacant to 25 for another year or so to a person buys these units? these people, they left them and they decided to sell them. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. ms. guzman. >>> [speaker not understood], laura guzman, from the [speaker not understood] also co-chair of the local homeless board. i know [speaker not understood] are going, but we are urging the board to really think thoroughly whether or not to do a conversion at this time in this city. and for reason is the local homeless board, we are really working to prevent any evictionses whatsoever as

forecast highs in the valley, 67 in san jose, 70 in morgan hill and 70 in gill mer. the five-day forecast, the bay area weekend in view, lots of clouds and showers and sprinkles and as we get towards the week end, though, it firms up a little bit and i think showers are more likely on saturday night into sunday and that could allym late to a quarter of an inch. see you at 10:00. >> 10:00 it is. >>> a u.s. navy reservest is back home with his family after his latest tour of due the in afghanistan. loved ones greeted him with balloons, flags and big hugs this afternoon. the lieutenant grew up in oakland and lunched a successful career. after the september 11 terror attacks he said he joined the military to give back to his country and seen tours of duty in iraq and afghanistan. thank you for trusting us. we'll see you the next time news breaks. coverage continues with the 10:00 news tonight we're getting late word of a search that's underway right now after multiple vehicles were riddled by bullets. keep in mind, we're here for you at ktvu.com and tmz is up next right

ross will also speak with gill marcus. ross, the currency is at session highs. so this now is certainly in focus with her. >> yeah. look, and it's great to have her on. she'll be joining us in about 17 minutes. we'll be looking at the impact of the strikes and the long-term impact that's going on with the strikes and the unions in south africa. >> ross, thanks very much. now, also coming up on today's program, as we approach the second anniversary of the fukushima disaster, we'll speak with the former u.s. energy secretary to find out why he's bullish on the future of nuclear power in japan and thinks uranium price res at a tipping point. denn dennis gartman will call in later. we'll ask him about food prices, too. >>> and show me the money. how is the music industry dealing with falling album sales and traditional revenue streams. and at 11:30 cet, i think i know this guy, we'll talk to david russell to get his view on unemployment in the u.s. and how much of an impact he thinks the sequester will have. all that and more. if you want to put questions to these g

john gilling no. tipped around. ucla holds on to move on to the semi finals.ld baseball classic comes to san francisco this sunday. team usa needing a win tonight to lock up a spot in the semi finals. smokes at 451 feet to left. that is where they are now, deadlocked at one. just when struggling lakers were finding their trip they lose kobe bryant because of a high ankle sprain. kobe wants revenge this, turns into a controversial. lakers and hawks last night. kobe went up for the shot. landed on the foot of daunte jens. bryant thinks jones slid under him intentionally. he's not happy bit. nba said a foul should have been called on jones on this bay plai. >> there is a very, very dangerous play. it's no rhyme or reason why i should come down near someone's foot. i can't get my mind past the fact i have to wait a year to get revenge. >> he means it. >> upside is that you know lakers coming on and warriors if lakers lose, it's good for them. >> have shock ads gone too far? a car salesman looks like he's getting the ride of his life. >> then at 11:00 he's young, n

wispy high clouds, temperatures 69 degrees in santa rosa. 71 napa. 74 in gill roi. these are the forecast features, areas of fog again tonight some of it will push inland across the bay. high temperatures near 80 into mildest locations and little change throughout the weekend into half of the weekend. satellite image and animation shows high pressure the dominant feature at the moment. that will continue throughout the week. jet stream dree flekted well north guiding weather disturbances up into that direction. the pattern lasts throughout the weekend. the mild weather starts to taper off a little bit sunday but rehane mainz dry. overnight, wide spread fog across the bay and inland. 50 at richmond. 51 san francisco. will be mild overnight most of the bay area. here is how it looks at 5:00 in the morning. it won't be wide spread fog and reduced visibility in locations for morning commuters. fog burns back by mid day. writ lingers highs reach into 50s. other loxz getting more sunshine. highs in the 60s and 70s around the bay and 70s to about 80s into warmest inland sp

temperatures in 60s in santa rosa. 71 in gill roi. it's mild at this hour. all around the bay area. and to our forecast features we'll show we'll continue to see fog along the coastline tonight. and some could with pushing locally inland from the coast. warmer days tomorrow, wednesday, then, it will be cooler by just a few degrees at the end of the week. now, pacific slight image animating shows a large ridge of high pressure building. we're going to have mild, dry conditions for a while this, warming trend continues through mid week and towards end of the week. overnight tonight, low temperatures will be mainly into mid to upper 40s, low 40s interior valleys of the north bay and east bay. notice patches of fog along the coast z maybe a patch or two moving across the bay. start agent 5:00 beginning a rush hour there may be areas of reduced visibility because of patchy fog that will disappear giving way to sunny skies and mild to warm conditions highs in 60s on the coast. 70s around the bay shore line z inland locations so it's going to be another lovely spring like day. in the south

the biggest in denver based gill foundation, it doled out $14 million for gay efforts in the last few years. the largest gay rights organization in washington, d.c. is the human rights campaign, 30 years old, 1.5 million members and $30 million annual budget. there are dozens of gay rights groups with w countless chapters including a growing group on the right. but compared to the billions spent on modern political campaigns, money behind gay rights initiatives is fairly small. popular entertainment and coverage is satd right. one the lesbians and gay men. estimated $400 million go towards gay entertainment. there is tv and satellite and radio station. >> there is almost 2 dozen television programs that feature gay couples or characters. modern family that has won many emmies features a gay couple. >> nine states and the district of columbia have legalize. paul singer begin backing same sex initiatives in a few states. today he has given more than $8 million. in 2010, former national republican chairman that ran george bush's reelection campaign said he was gay in atlantic magazine. s

zach braff will be here, lauren cohan gill join us.ywood boulevard down for a special concert, rarely do we do this, the foo fighters combine forces with rick springfield and john fogerty. it will be weird and wonderful. i suspect. kobe bryant, jessica simpson, dominic monaghan, music from luke brian and rival sons. our first guest tonight is a man of many names and many professions. he is a producer, rapper, actor, designer fragrancemaker, vodka distiller, he's got his own water too. water is very popular. please say hello to sean "diddy" combs! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> yeah! woo! >> jimmy: i'm not -- >> woo! >> jimmy: i'm not a particularly comfortable person in general but when you are standing there dancing and i feel that i should be dancing also and then we are dancing together. which i don't think you would like. >> no, no, no, you should definitely dance. >> jimmy: i should dance when you come out? >> definitely. we woke up today. we have our health. and i just want to say that you look way better than the last time i was h

maries gills. >> although the regular season didn't go as plans. they looked in ruin at the ncaa.hey can't beat their arch rival gonzaga. but look at them. they're going to the big dance after they toast middle tennessee by 13. matthew, nice anticipation. he'll take it the other way. two of his 22. and the gaels play a nice defense tonight. middle tennessee finds out. only one basket in the last 9:30 of the first half. steve holt, off the bench with 13. he'll take it pillar to post. he had 18 points and 6 remembers. gaels play memphis thursday as they take care of their business. >>> most underchiefing regular season. stanford cardinals eking out a victory the nit tournament. cardinals taking off on austin. gabriel harris alley-ooping to howell. stanford up a point. the lumber jacks had a good shot at it. no good. time runs out. stanford eking out the victory. they'll take on alabama next time. >>> wbc is over. the dominican re public is jubilant. the front office folks who get their players back in camp. major league executives are not in love with this tournament. two run double

for morgan hill and gill roy today. 69 in santa clara on the peninsula. numbers cooler at the coast with the sea breeze about 10 to 15 miles an hour. 61 milbrae u get down toward palo alto and mountain view, 67 and 69. san francisco, a few degrees warmer. 66. we've got a little bit in the way of fog this morning. overall the north bay still very mild with a look at the up he were 60s from stinson, even bodega bay. 71 up in santa rosa with 66 in oakland this afternoon. by the water, mid-and up he were 60s from berkeley. we will look at 71 in concord and brentwood. livermore and pleasanton, another beautiful day. about 70 for you. the look ahead, we are looking at numbers coming up another two to three degrees tomorrow, into tuesday and wednesday. just a few high clouds around. then with the numbers trying to cool back, that's because our sea breeze kicks up a few more clouds, but not until next weekend. abc weather news has another resource for you. following live doppler 7hd on twitter for the latest bay area weather conditions rain or shine. and plus spa

the 17-year-old girl was killed by a gill on saturday when she was hit. her friends have set up a memorial where she was struck. her father says she was celebrating her birthday when she got off a bus and crossed the street a car hit her. the driver, a 29-year-old, was arrested for felony d.w.i. and manslaughter. >> bart service between san francisco and the east bay is back to normal this morning. the transit agency had a single track during the evening commute yesterday after a hazy appeared in the tube. a man is covering his nose because of the strong smell of smoke. bart says they could not fine the source of the haze which dissipated. >> san francisco officials are expected to announce a compromise deal with california pacific medical center to build two safe hospitals, safe from earthquakes. the "san francisco chronicle" reports they would scale back the size of the plan the hospital at the old cathedral he democrat and expand the capacity of a rebuilt st. like's hospital. >> california's credit rating is improving, bloomberg reports that the credit