a new harding park plan. we brought in dr. cornell and rossey and brought in training two 2 months ago of the golf course managers. i'm very excited about where this is going. i really of to say the team that is out there right now and the team we have in general for ipm in the city is the most vital and talented team i have seen in the 10 years working with the city. as far as the potential for collaboration is there is a lot of them, within golf, which is a high priority issue for us as i said, we will, our criteria for a collaboration will be that it is something that has a good deal of public education potential to it. that it's obviously that the resources time and people are available and it fitsen well with what our other partners want to do especially with parks and recreation which manages these courses and the puc. so, i want to just say that as part of the new ordinance, the new version of the ordinance that was passed in 2010 is a requirement, that requirement is that any pesticide use in the city

if for example we looked at situations -- one is instances harding park that has been taken over? it is still run by the city and still owned bit city, but the pga and others have overseers that make sure it's maintained in the right way to be able to allow for tournament championships and keep the course up? and if we did this on places like legislation lincoln park and golden gate park, it would allow? >> ruark is managing open spaces in the city and we talked to them and they saw a clear distinction between the kind of facilitis that they manage, which tend to be larger green, more sports-oriented and bigger. they have got lots of mechanisms in place, whether they work well or don't work well, to manage their spaces and this is really aimed at a different function entirely. there are mr. reasons i think and most people agree we should keep a distinguish between the two.

the wind caused scary moments a few miles away at harding park golf course.free branch felt on to a miniv minivan. everyone escaped unharmed. >>> and an entire free felt on east 17th street in oakland. it knocked out a power line near the san antonio recreation center. crews are working to restore power. abc7 news meteorologist francis dinglasan is here with a first check on weather. >> good evening, everyone. clear skies right now. live doppler 7 hd showing us sweeping around the bay area. but there was a pretty strong sea breeze this afternoon, and that brought temperatures cooler than average. here's a beautiful view of those clear skies over san francisco and the bay. and in most locations, we were below average with the exception of oakland. the average is 67. today's high was 70. so we were 3 degrees above average. in many locations we were below average although tomorrow is the beginning of a warmup trend. i'll let you know where some areas will be 20 degrees above normal next week. ana? >> thank you so much. severe weather is tearing across the midwes

the wind caused some scary moments a few miles away at harding park golf course. a tree branch fell on to a minivan just before 4:00 yesterday afternoon. everyone in the car got out okay. and an entire tree fell on east 17th street in oakland. part of that tree knocked out a power line near the san antonio recreation center, but electricity has since been restored. >> windy again today but not quite so? >> right. windsurfers like it, mothers probably don't like it. this shot showing what a beautiful start it is out there. still breezy but the winds are coming out of the north. that aids our warmup and enjoy today because it's going to get quite hot around here. your forecast is coming up. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, a chihuahua recovering after an unusual rescue on interstate 680. we will hear from the man who saved the day. and the special day planned for more than 500 courageous kids battling cancer. >> welcome back, 9:14. happy mother's day. this is a live look from our santa cruz cam. what are you waiting for? this is a great beach day. the highs should be

. >>> the wind caused some scary moments a few miles away at harding park golf course. a tree branch fell on a minivan just before 4:00 p.m. yesterday. everyone inside that car got out okay. >>> and an entire tree fell on east 17th street in oakland. part of the tree knocking out a power line during the san antonio recreation center. but it has been restored. >>> will we get more of the breezy weather today? >> breezy, not windy. fur right at the coast it will be windy, but certainly less than yesterday bus things have changed overnight. here's a look from our sutro camera. san francisco, 58 degrees. the winds are up in the upper elevations. i will have your mother's day forecast and a look at that warmup we've been talking about when we return. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, a tiny chihuahua recovering after an unusual rescue on i-680. we will hear from the man who saved the day. >>> and a special day planned for more than 500 courageous kids battling cancer. ♪ all the goodness of milk, all the deliciousness of hershey's syrup. >> welcome back, everyone. it's 5:13 on

the wind caused some scary moments a few miles away at harding park golf course. that's because a tree branch fell on to a minivan just before 4:00 yesterday afternoon. everyone in the car got out okay. and an entire tree fell on east 17th street in oakland. part of that tree knocked out a power line near the san antonio recreation center but electricity has since been restored. yes, it was quite brisk yesterday, lisa. >> we will still have gusty winds at the coast. up to 35 miles an hour. but the winds backing off around the bay and they are switching around a bit. that's going to aid in our warming. sunny skies, temperatures in the low 60s here. we will talk about low 70s for san francisco, 80s come into play this afternoon. i'll tell you where and how warm we are going to get next. >> thank you lisa. also next a tiny chihuahua recovering after an unusual rescue on interstate 680. we will hear from the man who saved the day. and a special day planned for more than 500 courageous kids battling cancer. ♪ ♪ what is this place? where are we? this is where we bring t

park. i know you've heard about the need for more experience please know that exercise and tennis are not the same thing and you also heard we should maintain the hard escape they have to play there because the grass is too admire i didn't if people want more space for activity maybe we can open two giant fields this park can't be all things to all people please approve that as a compromise that meets the greater than good for the people in the community. thank you for your time >> thank you. >> hi i'm going to be brief i live within 5 minutes walking dissents of the park. and i fully am in favor of the current plan. i think it serves the did you go owners, it serves the active sporop

park. i know you've heard about the need for more experience please know that exercise and tennis are not the same thing and you also heard we should maintain the hard escape they have to play there because the grass is too admire i didn't if people want more space for activity maybe we can open two giant fields this park can't be all things to all people please approve that as a compromise that meets the greater than good for the people in the community. thank you for your time >> thank you. >> hi i'm going to be brief i live within 5 minutes walking dissents of the park. and i fully am in favor of the current plan. i think it serves the did you go owners, it serves the active sport people and the parents and the little kids and bigger kids we are lacking at the moment a green space. i think, you know, on a sunny day i walk to delores a 20 minute walk to get somewhere for a picnic blanket down. i think this is really one of the reasons i'm not using the park as much as is would there's no green grass area. th

. >> why do we not have clean drinking water parks is it hard? >> the challenges that we are facing with drinking water are different than dc. it's been a challenge for every society throughout history and for each society whether it was egypt or rome or durham north carolina everyone thinks their water is safe enough because that is their background. but we probably couldn't be paid to drink some of the water >> in the u.s. we have safe tap water? >> we don't spend the money it takes and in some respects it changes a bit. if you set risk-free i would have said no we don't and what i mean by that is what i said a minute ago that we accept the trade-off and it was quite remarkable i could go anywhere in the u.s. right now whether it is bangalore or tallahassee or santa barbara and i don't give a second thought to the drinking water which is at a point historically a short period of time because for most of history it hasn't been safe from our perspective. >> but like you said you can go anywhere in the u.s.. >> in the rich countries there are some

park is for. i also know that a hard escape is violating important for our kids to be active. my parent used to send me to hit balls against the wall in the park and learned basketball basketball it was an option for me as a city kid. i'm not crazy about the idea of losing the hard escape but i want to ask you marvin about the methodology i don't have the numbers but you said in taking the numbers there's a large number of folks who want to keep the park the same but you voted for some of the 0 change i struggle with this is my own struggle but what if people are give them the option of one option over another. i'm not suggesting to go back to public meetings but i guess what i come back to if we tweaked what we had we might be able to appeal to the greater number of people and that's the chief one is the dog issue. the birthing concern is nothing is going to change we have those beautiful small property owner area why do we think somehow it's going to chance unless we enforce it i fear all for nothing i fear what supervisor wiener wants to do by getting nor park patrol but i h

if you're here after 10:30 it's hard to get parking. it's surprising to me. so i just have to think people are just starting to recognize it, use it more. >> reporter: they certainly are. we reached the mayor of campbell who told us frls a sale of the prune yard, his office hopes they can keep it as one entity and looked forward to more growth in this area. >>> one of the bay area's most beloved fast food chains is the target of a new customer lawsuit. an attorney for heady chang filed a lawsuit against in-n-out burger yesterday. chang, a uc berkeley grad, claims she was handed a cup of coffee so hot at the oakland store last year that she dropped it in her lap. she says she cried for help and asked an employee to call 911, but claims the employee told her that calling 911 would be against company policy. >> there are probably ten lawsuits at any particular day kicking around about hot coffee spills. what's unusual here is the claim that the in-n-out burger employees refused to call 911 after this woman was injured in their drive-through. >> an executive vp w

. >>> the wind and dry whether or mad if hard to drive near the park. and the contra costa fire department tweeted this picture of the fire. it started midnight and no reported injuries and no nearby homes were threatened. >>> it will be another hot one in the bay area and that's why there is an alert to people working outside as well. cal osha for the occupational safety and health have issued their first heat advisory of the year. temperatures are 25 degrees above normal. they are trieding 'emergency heat plan. with many people in the bay area to a with the heat, after an outage, they knocked out power to many in north oakland and they cut off power to nearly 1,300 customers before the problem was fixed. some people were seeking relief by observe end beach but they are looking for a major glitch in southern california. >> lax? >> now this was the scene at lax yesterday and the computer problem grounded flights in and out of airport in the los angeles area for more than 90 minutes. they were flying and they found plenty of other people who were stuck a

and if you're here after 10:30 it's hard to get parking. people are starting to recognize it and use it more. >> reporter: campbell as a whole is expanding with new housing and business developments going up, and the pruneyard tower, once the highest building between san francisco and los angeles, well, think of it as icing on the cake for the community that supports its global stores. >> i think so. we don't have the big box stores like the macy's or the nordstrom's. the smaller stores are a big draw for the customers who come to the pruneyard. >> reporter: and no matter who owns it next you get the feeling they'll still come around. we reached out to the campbell mayor's office for comment. they, too, say they have been happy with the way the pruneyard has been growing and hope to see more growth in the future even with a possible sale. reporting live in campbell, scott budman. >>> more details on campbell. it has been named one of the fastest grei esest growing city valley. it tops the list with mill pea tass and fostersy and morgan hill

parks. >> we work hard and the jobs no. no jobs. very many companies -- it is hard. but our people ready to go, very hard way to go for a better future. >> we don't want ukraine to be presented internationally as a terrible country with war and shooting. we are a good nation. we are not evil. the support from the other countries is a positive thing. >> it will help ukraine but the problem is that the government is affected and 50% of the money going to private bank accounts. >> getting on top of the debt that the country has run up it is a tough task and a tough climb, but it is clear that the people are ready for the challenge and prepared to take the risks coming with it. >> a suicide car bomb in afghanistan killed at least 11 people and injured over 15 others. it happened in the northeast. the taliban is claiming responsibility. >> talks are underway in ethiopia. it is feared that thousands have been killed and a million people are left homeless since the conflicts started in december. secretary of state john kerry has arrived to africa. >> john kerry is looking a

fire is hitting the south bay early and hard this year. this park was closed for two days this week. >> during the critical fire danger season, the fuel is very dry. the relative humidity is very low. >> reporter: san jose firefighters are also keeping a close eye on this trouble zone, the creek bed near kelly park. >> there are some areas that are very hard to access. there's a lot of overgrow vegetation that's down there, plus there's a lot of folks that live there. >> reporter: some of the foamless that live down here also cook on campfires, increasing the risk of embers igniting thick brush. on tuesday, a fire near the creek bed scorched half an acre and came within a few feet of these homes. it's not just san jose, throughout santa clara county, they say we are ripe with risk. >> you can drive around the entire rim of this valley, and you would find trouble areas. when the factors come together, like if we were to have dry weather like we're having, a lot of heat, and add some offshore wind to that, that's when you get the problems. >> reporter

it's more than the parks, it's just sightfully painful for our staff to work as hard as we can to keep beautiful. and to come in almost every morning to find our most beautiful and precious assets tagged with spray paint. whether a playground, a tree or building or ball field, it just stinks. and to put that amount of money, that amount of cost into perspective. that $300,000, is equivalent of more than three arborists to maintain the health of our trees. we don't have enough arborists to touch our trees once every 300 years, we could invest in more officers to help keep our parks safe. or it's worth four additional swim instructors to help meet that demand. there are just better uses for money than cleaning up after other people's bad behavior. we appreciate this board's effort to give us another tool in the tool box to take this on. >> thank you, next speaker, officer herrera from the san francisco police department. >> good morning, supervisor, i have been an officer for 13 years, starting in 2001, i have been with the graffiti abatement officer for the last three years. and i think

get a sandwich after my workout or something like that and if you're here after 10:30 it's hard to get parking and it's surprisining to me. i have to think people are starting to recognize it, use it more. >> is scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> interesting to see what happens. still ahead on "today in the bay," what would you say to the family of the man who saved your life? that story is coming up next. >>> and a view over the east bay towards dublin, the low clouds close to the dublin grade this morning. we have sunny and warmer temperatures ahead. your full forecast for your memorial day weekend when we come right back. tootell. >>> good morning to you. looking live at san francisco. beautiful if you're already there, but if you're headed there remember the detours are in effect right around at&t park. interstate 280 constructionp. to the south bay and a nice start to the day as well as we look toward the knight-ridder building and downtown san jose. >>> a bizarre rescue of a harbor seal pup. a family scooped the harbor seal pup out of the water near carmel last month and started driving

if you're here after 10:30 it's hard to get parking and it's surprising to me.ve just have to think people are starting to recognize it, use it more. >> reporter: scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> coming up, parents wanting to protect their kids. >> it's very emotional for all of us as parents. it's like, oh my god, that's the school that my child's in. >> some say they're finding it nearly impossible to get safety information from the state about day care centers. so, nbc bay area is putting the information online and we'll show you. >>> no records and no easy access. that's the way it's been when it comes to safety information about local day care centers for kids. until now. >> for the last six months, our investigative unit has teamed up for the center for investigative reporting. together we're the first to expose this black hole in transparency and accountability. now, the first to put some of those records online. nbc's steven brings us the very latest. >> reporter: hello, i'm from nbc bay area. i'm looking for -- no one at the day cares we visited wan

parking lines everywhere you look. her neighbors are not happy either. cynthia said the festival is making life hard for her and her family. >> we can't park anywhere. i have to go to work tonight. my boy friend is coming back from school in a couple hours and he's not going to have anywhere to park. >> reporter: there were other problems last year with rowdy concertgoers. >> last year somebody got into a fight right outside someone's house. they threw up all over her house right in front of her bedroom window. last year some guy tried to pick a fight with my mom. >> reporter: cynthia acknowledges bottle rock is good for the local economy. she just wishes it wasn't so close to her house. i'm jeff bush in napa, kron 4 news. >> you can submit your own story idea on our website at www.kron4.com. >>> coming up why some students are defending an open security guard accused of assaulting a wheelchair bound student. >> and an unusual get out the vote strategy in han sew. who is offering free marijuana? >> next security experts talk about a threatened drug heist at a bay area hospital. >>> only on 4 the fal

that we can incorporate as reductions in the upcoming packages and planting and hard escapement elements on the roof top park and so that the construction so that the park can be constructed shortly afterwards we're also proposing to reduce -- >> does not have any park lighting elements in it it's not for safety it's just for visual and we're proposing to reduce some of the red u.n. dancies as well as reducing the number of cameras. we would reduce that by two-thirds and keep enough cameras just for safety and security reasons since these two levels will not be occupied during phase 1 and also includes the glazing system and standard see through glass will be used and the back of the glass will be painted instead and we're also proposing to remove -- the cfrc is used to cover the exposed concrete and non structured elements and we'll paint the exposed concrete and we'll cover the other structural elements with prefinished panels instead and the mitigation plan will also be utilizing -- we have many elements in our transit. >> and the perimeter fence is stain less steel and by changing that to a painted galva

supreme court leaving a trail of hard feelings in the park. >> there needs to be reconciliation here. the ranchers are looking for building that trust with the park and the public. >> this is really about strengthening the ranching and we're really excited about the prospect moving forward. >> reporter: the elk about as welcome as the news media, apparently. as for moving forward the land use plan will be released next year. the park service is taking public comment until monday night. if you have any thoughts, go to the park's website as soon as possible. >> i love the way everybody talks in sort of really general terms. nobody wants to get too specific about anything. uhm, at least of which the ranchers who don't want to even appear on camera to talk about their problem. uhm, afraid of upsetting the landlord, which happens to be uncle sam. >> right. >> so it sounds like a problem with trust out there? >> yeah. it's trust. it's very, very tense. some of those ranchers are very nervous. the park service does understand that. that's why they are doing a lot of this outreach trying to e

very very hard (clapping) to make that happen and next is the design for joe deimagine park we're going to connect them you can come here and enjoy the library and go run around and swim until it's one nice place in our neighborhood. a few people to thank the project manager thank you. (clapping.) dennis oats has been on several projects where's dennis? here's here everyday making sure the work is done. c l w builders has been the beneficiary of 6 of the libraries we built by more important more than 35 percent of the workforce and workings workers are san francisco residents thank you. (clapping.) marshall from the stacey aeblts on the project from the beginning thank you marshall and, of course, lizzie will continue that the shaping to allow the community benefits thank you. (clapping.) >> thank you so much all right. so i have a story to talk about my neck partner she and i do a visit to the oregon elementary school so they are a have a name i'm mr. library and he's mr. parks so it's great in promoting this so welcome phil ginsburg. >> he's mr. brooks and i'm mr. parks. what is joy t

paramedics at at&t park say fans had been working twice as hard as they usually do on cooler days. the heat is starting to break with temperatures dropping into the milder 90s for the dinner hour. kris sanchez joins us live where the acs have been cranking all day and so have the repair people. >> reporter: yes, and we are starting to get a little bit of a break. 92 degrees on the sign here behind me. but earlier today, it was 100. and homeowners certainly trying to strategize on how they're going to stay cool in the months to come. >> this has been the hottest day of the year actually. >> reporter: and it's extra hot on the rooftop where she and her crew are installing solar panels. >> business picks up rapidly when it hits summertime. a lot of people use their ac and stuff. so we get a lot more calls about solar installation so they can drop their pg&e bills. >> reporter: custome are booking two weeks in advance for new air conditioning units like this one in this home plus maintenance on older homes. if you are a do-it-yourselfer, make sure there aren't too many leaves on top. p

we apologize and are working hard to mitigate that situation. >> the neighbor has a sign to keep diners from parking in their lot. a hearing takes place on monday to deal with the parking complaints. >>> in san diego, two boys are recovering from cuts on their feet after they step on razors at a park. police are looking for the eastern would intenseally put them there, there were at least nine blades sticking up on the ground at the park. two brothers ages seven and 15 were barefoot when they were hurt. the young are boy needs stitches, the fourth team in a year that blades have been found in the park and the city is considering adding surveillance video. >>> this morning a congressman plans to inspect security at mineta san jose airport and at 5:00 a.m., we have the questions he will be asked in the wake of the security breach involving a teen stow away. >> also, the tragic accident in hawaii claim the life of a bay area woman. >> the federal government investigates 55 schools and colleges for mishandling sexual assault complaints. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> it

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of becomes this green corridor and start at crane cove park and land at esprit park and land at the book end of this hard-scaped plaza that would be dedicated to public art. when we climbed up to the embankment, we saw this extraordinary view to the crane at crane cove and that is this view. i will try to speed up. i apologize. that is the relationship between esprit, the plaza and the cafe, that is semipublic and courtyard to the overbuilding. we put great effort into having a continual floor plane, when you sit in the cafe, not only do you appreciate the public plaza, but you can see the interior courtyard to the o building. this is the corner without the plaza. jonas, should i wrap it up? >> yes. >> thank you. streetscape improvements and these are the stoop entrances for the o building. we're at kokomo muse. further down the m building one of the small courtyards and stoops. and then finally the tail-end of the m building and the 18th street overpass. looking down the roofline and ending up with the southern perspective. apologies for running over the ten minutes. thank you for your attention. >> tha

it was so hot inside the park, paramedics were working twice as hard, helping people stay cool. >> felt pretty good, then i got weak. this is what i needed. >> reporter: needed some ice. >> and to sit down. paramedics tell me on hot days like this they see about 20 people. today they say that number more than doubled. reporting live in san francisco, i'm sheryl heard, nbc bay area news. >> thanks. our hot weather coverage continues online at nbcbayarea.com. click on the box that says bay area weather info to track the temperature in your neighborhood. will just enter your zip code. >>> we're following breaking news once again in san diego county. we want to show you a live picture now in carlsbad, an upscale community north of san diego. we've just learned that three homes have been destroyed and another 15 have been damaged. you see the intense flames right there. once again, this is a live shot. also an apartment building is burning, 15,000 people have been evacuated at this hour. but this isn't the only problem. take a look at this map. firefighters in san diego county are fighting f

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you can see from our live shot, very few people out here at the park except for a few die-hard soccer players. but, the best place to beat the heat today in the south bay had to be raging waters in san jose. the popular water slide park opened upped to for free. that's right free admission all day long on this the hottest day of the year so far. it was all part of a special promotion with the tour of california bike race which used raging waters as a start line this morning. about a thousand people came out to enjoy the cool watts. >> my kids are too young to be in school. me and my girl had a day off. what better day. nice, hot weather. a good day for it. >> cold on the weekend. all of a sudden, it's almost 100. we could not have planned this. you never know with weather. >> of course, if you had to go to school or work, the day wasn't that much fun. these students at summit rainer high school in san jose tried to stay cool today by drinking lots of water and sticking to the shade when they could. they are having much hotter days here in the south bay. what made this more significant