some may remember henry gardner, city manager in the '80s and early '90s. he starts work in mid have may. >>> a lot more to get to here on abc 7 news at 9:00. coming up next, another protest against tech company shuttle buss in san francisco. this time protesters take things a step further. >>> the new grocery super stores opening up in the bay area despite cheaper prices, not everyone is celebrating the decision. >>> also, spencer christian will have the accuweather forecast. >> tracking the approaching system, not quite a storm. mainly clear skies now. rain is on the way. forecast in a moment. >>> his stolen mascot is back on the road again with willie nelson. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of ncaa march madness. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. safeway ge that staying on budget can be a real bear. that's why... they've got lots o

some may remember henry gardner, the city manager in the '80s and '90s. he starts work in mid-may. >>> an ex-san francisco firefighter charged with hitting a motorcyclist while driving drunk appeared in court the first time today. michael quinn is free on $100,000 bail for last june's accident. he was reassigned shortly afterward. the i-team first brought you the surveillance tape of the crash at fifth and market. really hard to watch. quinn faces felony counts that could put him in prison for three years. >> the first count is driving under the influence causing injury. the second count is driving with a blood alcohol content of 0.08 or higher causing injury. and the third count is driving a commercial vehicle with a 0.04 or higher causing injury. >> 49-year-old jack frazier is recovering from broken ribs and a punctured lung he suffered when thrown into a fire hydrant. >>> a big change in the defense team in the corruption case against state senator leland yee. his attorney was replaced with james lesart to defend the politician against corruption and g

some may remember henry gardner, the city manager in the '80s and '90s. he starts work in mid-may. >>> an ex-san francisco firefighter charged with hitting a motorcyclist while driving drunk appeared in court the first time today. michael quinn is free on $100,000 bail for last june's accident. he was reassigned shortly afterward. the i-team first brought you the surveillance tape of the crash at fifth and market. really hard to watch. quinn faces felony counts that could put him in prison for three years. >> the first count is driving under the influence causing injury. the second count is driving with a blood alcohol content of 0.08 or higher causing injury. and the third count is driving a commercial vehicle with a 0.04 or higher causing injury. >> 49-year-old jack frazier is recovering from broken ribs and a punctured lung he suffered when thrown into a fire hydrant. >>> a big change in the defense team in the corruption case against state senator leland yee. his attorney was replaced with james lesart to defend the politician against corruption and g

the mayor tweeted and i quote, "i am pleased to name henry gardner as city administrator as mr. black well leaves." some may remember gardner because he was the city manager in the 80's and early in 90's. >> a group of city college students in san francisco is considering legal action for protesters injured in a campus demonstration that turned violent last month according to the "san francisco examiner". this is cell phone video showing the tug el, two students were arrested and a dozen occupied the building overnight. any students who were injured are asked to contact the lawyer who helped occupy protesters scott olsen reach $4.5 million settlement with the stiff oakland after being hit in the head with a police dean bag. >> fast food workers are listening to protest against what they call illegal wage theft in the industry protesting in front of mcdonald's on jackson street in oakland and it starts around 4:00. this week, a survey was released for the low pay is not okay campaign an effort to raise the minimum wage for fast food workers to $15 an hour. 89 percent of fast food

and now henry gardner is named effective june 15th. this is a position that gardner is familiar with as he previously held the city manager position in the 80's and usually 1990's. >> close to 5:09 and time for the forecast. mike? >> we will start with what is going on in the midwest and we could have flight delays into kansas city, st. louis and chicago with severe weather rolling through the area and possibly indianapolis and cincinnati and cleveland also in the next couple of hours. at home, it is quiet and lock how clean the air is as we look from sutro back to oak hand with pollen to contend with and tree presidenten is high and mold spore is moderate and u.v. index is pot road because of the high clouds. we are mostly cloudy this morning with some sunshine, and beautiful and colorful sunrise and 56 to 60 by noon and mostly cloudy conditions and we will stay that way through 4:00, and well hit the mid-40's to low 60's and back in the low-to-mid 50's through 7:00. there is a light chance of rain in the forecast tomorrow. but what y

oakland's zero city manager henry gardner will replace blackwell on a temporary basis in june.e supreme court that will affect how money flows to political candidates. in a 5 to 4 ruling the court eliminated limits on how much people can donate to political campaigns in a single election season. the court did a poll the $5,200 limit on how much one can give to any single candidate. supporters said the decision is a win for free speech. opponents call it legalized bribery the about administration secretly financed a social network in cuba to stir political unrest and undermine the country's commute communist government. an associated press investigation found a program he vedic cuba's internet restrictions the project was launched shortly after american contractor alan gross was arrested in cuba for undertaking covert work to expand internet access. the senate intelligence committee is expected to declassify part of a secret report on bush era interrogations' of terrorism suspects. congressional aides say it's a deeply critical of waterborne and other harsh and interrogation met

basically, henry paulson followed by tim gardner -- tim geithner said take our money, please. >> have you ever met a banker you liked? . >> i meet a lot of bankers i like. >> do you think wall street is part of the problem? there is athis time, lot of things that we are trying to do. yes, we are tying to make a profit, but it is not as brutish as elizabeth warren would make us -- >> all i can say is they continue to fight the regulations. they continue to fight to create as many loopholes as they can in every thing that gets written. >> that happens in every industry, doesn't it? the money that talks are financial institutions also talks for automobile companies, for a whole range of other companies, pharmaceuticals, oil. >> absolutely, that goes back to the hard -- >> money talks in politics and in washington. you have to get elected. >> that is the heart of why i wrote "a fighting chance." we now have in washington concentrated money, concentrated power, making its voice heard day after day after day on issue after issue after issue. and you are exactly right. it's not just in banki