are helping us, and senator diane feinstein who [unintelligible] i wanted to also draw attention to kgo and the host that did a whole program on this to publicize the cases of misuse and science. supervisor wiener: let me call the final list of people before you go. [reading names] >> i support supervisor wiener's resolution. i have served nine years on the open space advisory committee. i care about our parks. in evaluating the rebel effects is not finished. the draft report fails to consider the san francisco is one city with multiple owners of open spaces. one owner cannot make policy changes without affecting the other owners of open spaces. the alternative proposed by the park service for their land will unfairly impact the storage of our land by cutting more people back into the urban parks for off-leash recreation. more use of these areas means more maintenance, more maintenance means more money. the proposed restrictions are not even the end of the squeeze play. with the provision to further limit off-leash areas in an unappealable unilateral decision, these new restrictions are

let me throw out kgo greeting. beautiful disney cruise ship wonder there and i wanted to show you the winds and how fast they are blowing. not only here but down in santa cruz. it doesn't seem to bother these folks. great time to be at the beaches. thanks a lot guys for getting that shot. i know it's a little difficult at times. you see the fast moving nature of the clouds but most of those are over our ocean. let's talk about our beaches. we have a gale warning for winds gusting to 25-30 knots and also small craft advisory for the san pablo, san francisco and monterey bay, from 3:00 until 9:00. we have an airport warning from 1:00 to 8:00 for those same winds. it could make for bumpy landings. winds are gusting around 20 in most areas, up to 23 in san jose 32 in fairfield. right now, sfo is one of slower spots at 14. temperatures were running in the mid-50s around oakland and half moon bay. everybody else in the upper 50s to low 60s. around the monterey bay, 56 in monterey. gilroy, 59. everybody else in the low to

let me throw out kgo greeting.uise ship wonder there and i wanted to show you the winds and how fast they are blowing. not only here but down in santa cruz. it doesn't seem to bother these folks. great time to be at the beaches. thanks a lot guys for getting that shot. i know it's a little difficult at times. you see the fast moving nature of the clouds but most of those are over our ocean. let's talk about our beaches. we have a gale warning for winds gusting to 25-30 knots and also small craft advisory for the san pablo, san francisco and monterey bay, from 3:00 until 9:00. we have an airport warning from 1:00 to 8:00 for those same winds. it could make for bumpy landings. winds are gusting around 20 in most areas, up to 23 in san jose 32 in fairfield. right now, sfo is one of slower spots at 14. temperatures were running in the mid-50s around oakland and half moon bay. everybody else in the upper 50s to low 60s. around the monterey bay, 56 in monterey. gilroy, 59. everybody else in the low to mid 50s. highlight

san francisco," the morning talk show on kgo tv channel 7 in the 1980's. in the 1990's, he anchored the weekly syndicated show "silicon valley business this week." today, he comes to us not as a tv broadcaster, but as a homeowner and a business operator in san francisco for 30 years. he has gotten involved in many firsthand experiences with graffiti in his neighborhood over the years. i asked him if he would help us out today by showing us how all san franciscans can get involved in defeating graffiti. dpw's public information office provided fred with a myriad of documents about san francisco's graffiti prevention. he sorted through all of them and has condensed for us some concrete suggestions about how you can get involved in zero graffiti for a beautiful city. please welcome fred. [applause] >> i do not know if you will appreciate this, but it is a joy for a former corporal in the army to be introduced by an admiral from the navy. i have arrived, ladies and gentlemen. i have arrived. my purpose in being here is to start with questions. what the devil d

this video from you report at kgo-tv .com shows how out of control it got. that fire burned for almost two hours. >> it happened at a mixed use building in the outer mission near the spot where mission street and valencia come together. the wind tonight has made it very tricky to control. abc7's thomas roman is live at the scene for us. >> dan, firefighters are just wrapping up. fire officials say they have the fire completely contained, but what they are doing is called overhauling. they want to make sure there are no hotspots in the three buildings affected. high winds and the closeness of each of these buildings to each other caused firefighters a lot of concern. at about 8:15 the fire started in the back of the building at 3212 mission street. firefighters say the fire rose up the back of the building and spread to the roof. the buildings on either side also caught fire. the owner of the blue plate restaurant next doorsteped outside because he could smell strange smoke. >> and then i looked above the building and the wind was whipping and the fire was po

upload them to us or e-mail them to ureport@kgo o-tv.com.. >> we're seeing more motorcycle accidents. new injury motorcycle accident as you make your way through solano county but it is on the shoulder already. here is a look at north 101, traffic in san jose, you can see things are flowing well. that is 880 right across your screen heading southbound to the right. 280 and 17 interchange. no problems as you make your way northbound through the downtown area even highway 17 looking good out of the santa cruz mountains. heading over to 680 in walnut creek. normal slowing as you make your way to southbound 680 but looking good through san ramon valley. metering lights are turned on, traffic backed up to west grand and mass transit systems reporting no delays. get traffic any time by going to abc7news.com. get personalized reports under the bay area traffic link. >> eric: he is just fine. that is the raider's officially assessment of al davis. rumors have swirled that he was in failing health and last week there were unconfirmed reports he had b

or e-mail it to urepo ureport@kgo-tv. >>> we had a crash reported 680. it was blocking the middle lane but it's been moved to the shoulder. c.h.p. moved quick on this one. live look at the commute. just slight delays making your way southbound to the san ramon valley. now, expect major delays if you are computing on westbound -- commuting on westbound 580 through livermore. traffic is jammed through altamont pass due to an earlier big rig crash westbound 580 at airway boulevard. speeds are below 20 miles per hour. the drive-time from 205 to 680 is about 35 minutes. also still experiencing mass transit delays. the ace train number one delayed 20 minutes due to earlier medical emergency. go outside for a live look at east shore freeway, where it's a little crowded making your way westbound. along interstate 80. the drive-time from the carquinez bridge to the maze is 22 minutes. at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights have been turned on. just a slight delay to the caltrans parking lot. heading to san francisco. for the latest traffic update, go to ou

. >> at sfo, kgo news. >> this morning police are investigating a shooting that occurred in the parking lot of a restaurant last night. the victim was taken to eden hospital in castro valley where he was underknowing surgery this morning for multiple gunshot wounds were they said the person was eating dinner his restaurant and left to go to his car and was attacked in what may have been a robbery attempt. when they arrived they found the man in the parking lot outside chili's restaurant. >> he had been outside not parking lot shortly after exiting. he was assaulted by the a sale plant, and an altercation took place and he was shot several times. >>> the san francisco medical examiner is working to identify a body floating in there 3 feet of water near san francisco's for the funston. that body was recovered yesterday morning. authorities have been missing for a missing boater since last weekend. that 52-year-old man disappeared in the surf off ocean beach after his boat cap sized. a second man was rescued in the incident. >>> new developments in the case of a serial killer. 77-year-old

david lui from our san francisco station kgo reports now from palo alto. >> my name is barack obama andounterpunch the republican budget cuts with a plan of his own. >> if we don't have a serious plan to tackle the debt and the deficit that could actually end up being a bigger drag on the economy than anything else. >> reporter: with the president's re-election campaign under way, it's clear it's a strategy to go after young people like this woman. >> i think it's a very progressive thing because it's the future definitely. that's a new way to communicate. >> reporter: however, points out, facebook also reaches older generation as well. >> the majority of the people on facebook are now 50 and above so you get both -- both parts of the demographics and it's a great way to communicate. >> thanks to david lui of our san francisco station kgo. the president travels to reno and los angeles today. >>> speaking of the president's travels, the white house says mr. obama and his family will be at the final launch of the "endeavour" next week. congresswoman gabby giffords may be joining the presi

send them to us or e-mail or ureport@kgo otv.com. >> we'll take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. something going to the wrong direction or foul language text 8099 and security will respond. i saw at pluav game guy in front row seat started getting out of line they came down and he was gone for the rest of the game. terry mcsweeney "abc 7 news". >> kristen: thanks a lot. >> eric: checking other top stories, stanford university police have stepped up patrols and issued a new public safety warning after a student was sexually assaulted in an on campus apartment. police say the attacker broke into the graduate student's bedroom while she slept. >> kristen: one final check on weather and traffic. there is a lot going on. >> mostly cloudy outside right now, but it is dry. mid to upper 40s and mid-50s in oakland and fremont. sprinkles are across the north bay and mixture of sunshine and high clouds low to mid-60s. will be breezy along the coast this afternoon. >> final check of the bay bridge toll plaza has traffic backed up to the point of the maze. you won't find too many surprises el

kgo's heather ishimaru reports now from san francisco. >> reporter: barry bonds was dpreeted by supportershe outcome. >> the united states has saw the and at least for now obtained a verdict which says that it was unlawful for barry bonds to tell the grand jury that he was a celebrity child. >> reporter: the jury voted 8-4 for acquittal on count one, having to do with knowingly taking steroids from ex-trainer greg anderson. guilty on ever being injected by anyone other than his doctors and the jury is split 9-3 on count three taking human growth hormone. the jury found him guilty on count five, obstruction of justice for a rambling answer he gave about being a celebrity child when asked if anderson ever gave him anything requiring a syringe. >> counts one, two, and three were the heart of their case. those were the counts which had allegations about steroids, allegations about human growth hormone and so forth. we have no verdict on those counts. >> reporter: bonds defense team stopped short of calling a victory. they will fight the one guilty verdict and the government will have to decide

don sanchez from our san francisco affiliate kgo reports. >> reporter: this is not a retirement party-old elena griffing has been working for 65 years. >> i love to come to work. i really, truly do. >> reporter: she started in 1946. harry truman was president. the minimum wage was 40 cents an hour. she's never stopped wearing three-inch high heels. even after hospital founder told her to stop wearing them, she could fall and sue. >> you can't not smile when you see her walking down the hall -- i mean, running down the hall. >> reporter: she got hired when she came in for a lab test and the phone was ringing nonstop. >> one of the doctors said, what do you do? she said, i'm a secretary. he said, well, answer the damn telephone. she answered the telephone and she -- and then they hired her. >> reporter: and elena's not had a sick day in 60 years. >> i wouldn't have gone home then because i wasn't sick. they made me go home and i was furious. >> reporter: when she had her appendix out she was back on the job the next day typing with an i.v. in her arm. back then she had one of berkeley's