there's enough bacteria in this lagoon it could actually close this lagoon down for a very long time,ven for the rest of winter, because there's not enough tide coming in to push the contaminants out. the storms may have subsided for now but their effects are lurking in the water. heavy rains caused sewer pipes to overflow and push waste water in the ocean near pacifica and the bay near san mateo. >> on monday morning, we took water samples and we confirmed in the lagoon here in san mateo that we have very high levels of bacteria. >> reporter: the tests showed unsafe levels of ecoali or bacteria, and that prompted closures at these four beaches. >> it really means no water contact, so people can be on the shore, but we really don't want them even wading or walking with their feet into the water. >> reporter: catherine remedios walks around aquatic park every day and often brings her 8-year-old grandson. >> they say it won't sink into the sand so i think it's okay. >> reporter: you, anthony, do you ever play in the water out here? >> no, if we did -- if we ever go swimming, it would be

department to develop a plan for preservation of swans in the fine arts would tune -- lagoon.re there any in memoriams? >> this will be on behalf of supervisor mercury me -- mirkarimi and for florence and for the late mario, michael shield, for randy algier, also for gary and dr. barta. on behalf of the full board for richard goldman. >> if there any other business? we are adorned. so are you going out tonight? i can't. my parents say i have to be home right after work. ugh. that's so gay. totally gay. ugh. that is so emma and julia. why are you saying, "that's so emma and julia"? well, you know, when something is dumb or stupid, you say, "that's so emma and julia." who says that? everyone. announcer: imagine if who you are were used as an insult. >> i work with the department of environment and we are recycling oil. thank you. we can go into a refinery and we can use it again. they do oil changes and sell it anyway, so now they know when a ticket to a. hal>> to you have something you want to get rid of? >> why throw it away when you can reuse it? >> it can be filtered out and

department to develop a plan for preservation of swans in the fine arts would tune -- lagoon.re there any in memoriams? >> this will be on behalf of supervisor mercury me -- mirkarimi and for florence and for the late mario, michael shield, for randy algier, also for gary and dr. barta. on behalf of the full board for richard goldman. >> if there any other business? we are adorned. commissioner campos: good morning and welcome to the december 7, 2010 meeting of the san francisco county transportation authority plans and programs committee. happy holidays to everyone. my name is david campos, the chair of the committee. we are joined by commissioner carmen chu and committee member david chu, commissioners and john avalos and bevan dufty are in route. the clerk of the committee is erica cheng. madam clerk, please call item two. >> approve the minutes of the november 16, 2010 meeting and the november 23, 2010 special meeting. commissioner campos: we have a motion from david chiu. is there any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, if we can take that w

earlier this year one was stolen from the lagoon.he last remaining swan has been temporarily relocated for her safety. she'll return to the lagoon next month with a new companion. the resolution calls on city officials to develop a plan to determine the long-term safety of the swans. >> 5:08 right now. a little slick out there on the roadways. rain is leaving the bay area so that's good news for the weekend. >> until it's gone, driving carefully out there. mike, where are our fog concerns? >> they are very patchy but where we find it it's very slick. you find variable conditions depending how far you travel this morning. that's one of the big stories. the other is the drizzle making the streets slick once again and the third would be the warm weather. temperatures right now are where they should be this afternoon. our normal highs are the mid to upper 50s with everybody else the mid to upper 50s. half and san francisco exactly the same, everybody else is warmer than they were yesterday. this will translate into a pretty mild afternoo

she will be returned to the lagoon next month with long with a newian.he resolution calls to develop a plan to preserve the long-term safety and preservation of the animals. all the rain this season now has several hundred endangered cohoe salmon swimming up creeks and rivers to spawn. fisheries management team says their latest survey is offering very encouraging results. they're finding morsel mon nests in local creek beds than they did last season but they warn that it's still too early to call the season a success. the salmon population has steadily declined over the past 15 years but officials say this year's storms could create very good conditions for the fish. a final count will be made in january. >> speaking of wet out there, a little sprinkle coming in. >> yes? >> technical term, i like that. very nice, all right! let's take a look outside. we do have a warmer weekend on the way. you can see some of the warmer air already. i'll tell you who it will keep temperatures under control while the rest of us warm up this weekend. >> she can do that. i

she will be returned to the lagoon next month with long with a newian.he resolution calls to develop a plan to preserv the long-term safety and preseation of the animals. all the rain this season now has several hundred endangered cohoe salmon swimming up creeks and rivers to spawn. fisheries management team says their latest survey is offering very encouraging resul. they're findi morsel mon nests in local creek beds than they dilast season but they warn that it's still too early to call the season a success. the salmon population has steadily declined over the past 15 years but officials say this year's storms could create very good conditions for the fish. a final count will be made in january. >> speaking wet out there, a little sprinkle coming in. >> yes? >> technical term, i like that. very nice, all right! let's take a look outside. we do have a warmer weekend on the way. you can see some of the warmer air already. i'll tell you who it will keep temperatures under control while the rest of us warm up this weeken >> she can do that. i gotta practic

the concern came after heavy rain caused sewage to leak into several ocean beaches and lagoons. more testing is expected on monday. >>> our chief meteorologist is off tonight, mark tamayo is filling in. mark i heard you say we're expecting temperatures in the 20s. >> patchy fog and black ice will be a concern first thing tomorrow morning. right now on the maps i can show you on storm tracker 2, just a few clouds moving into the region. right now we just have fair skies and as far as current numbers, you can see they are primarily in the upper 30s to right around 50 degrees. napa right now currently already 40 degrees, a good sign they'll be dropping into at least right around 30 degrees for the overnight hours. so here's the plan for tonight. in the short term, 6:00, 47 to 50 degrees with partly cloudy skies. by tomorrow night you can expect this as we do havea sun cloud mix, no more sunshine but the sun going away. few high clouds 43 degrees in tonight's forecast at 8:00. chilly out there once again, and temperature. -- temperatures will continue to cool off. napa 29 degrees, f

earlier this year a swan was stolen from the lagoon and last month someone broke the neck of another bird. the plan is for blanch to return to the lagoon next month with a new companion. >>> 6:36 let's get you to where you need to go. sal, how is the commute? >> dave, it's doing well and pam, it has been pretty good little half hour here. we haven't had a lot going on which is nice. i will show you the toll plaza which everyone wants to see. it's a little lighter than usual. there is a backup for sure. you see the metering lights on. that is kind of cool. northbound 880 and southbound that traffic is moving a long very nicely and if you are driving to downtown oakland it shouldn't be that bad. we watch the southbound. you see the road sensors are turning red. a little bit of slowing on 280 northbound but that is not too bad. for the most part we are doing well there. 6:37 let's go to steve. >> thank you. happy friday. low clouds fog i just poked my head out and there is still drizzle here. it looks like that will be the case. nights and mornings we'll have to deal with the low clouds

earlier this year a swan was stolen from the lagoon and last month someone broke the neck of another bird. that left one other swan blanch that was moved to the san francisco zoo for her own safety. the plan is for blanch to return to the lagoon next month with a new companion. >>> in marin county drivers have a new reason to get out of their cars and on to therapy bikes. a converted tunnel opens this afternoon. the tunnel is supposed to improve safety and time. good morning claudine. >> reporter: good morning. this tunnel right behind me you can see it's completed it's ready to go. the grand opening will be this afternoon will people will finally be able to use this tunnel. it has been a long-time in the making. $27million to get this tunnel up and running. it's the begin of -- beginning of a long project. i'm joined by smith and perry both from the marin bicycle coalition. you have been working on this for 12 years. tell me why it's so critical. >> we want to have a pathway separated from cars and connects people from transit homes and businesses. so people can ride their bikes. >>

they tell me this lagoon could be closed for a very long time, maybe even for the rest of winter. there's not enough tide here to push it out. >> the surfers have to beware but there's some flow there that may help them. let's get to that weather forecast, laurence chomping at the bit. >> reporter: yeah, looking good outside today. right outside the studio, that's the pot of gold you're looking for. we had a lot of rainbows showing up. not entirely done with all of the rainfall, though. some of that still hanging on a bit. you can see a pretty nice batch as you make your way east. some of that will continue to move east. skies becoming more partly cloudy. but what a series of storms it has been. southern california, you can see the flooding there. a place called silverado, over 7 1/2 inches of rain in the last 24 hours. this storm system winding down and it looks like we're going to catch a much needed break across the state. but we're going to have the worry about something else. now we're talking about some fog. so we're talking foggy conditions around the inland area tonight. l

marina lagoon and lake shore park are both closed due to high levels of contamination. they were closed on december 22nd and will remain off limits until further testing can be conducted which won't happen until next monday. >>> we have quite a story to share after a pregnant cow had to be rescued after falling into a wooden well. sheriff's deputies responded and found the cow floating in the water. crews brought a pump to drain the thousands of gallons out of the pond to remove the cow. >> he saw she was okay. he gave her an injection of antibiotics. >> reporter: the cow and the calf will be kept as pets. >>> our chief meteorologist is off tonight. mark tamayo is filling in. cold and chilly tonight. >> a front coming into the area, the big headline very cold numbers out there. coolest locations eventually tomorrow into the upper 20s. right now the maps on live storm tracker 2. a few high clouds associated with the next storm out in the pacific. for the most part we have fair skies and partly cloudy conditions. temperatures will continue to cool off in the short term. h

. >> and in san mateo, two lagoons remained closed caused sewer systems to remain closed there. and they had been closed since december 22. they're off limits until monday when tests goring to be conducted to determine safety oo. and the patrol had a very busy morning responding to calls about spinouts because of black ice. this accident is one of two reported along the silver raddo trail in napa county. and cruise were brought in to deice roads. chp says it's important not to slam on breaks. and don't do it. gradually let up on the glass gas pedal. and in the santa cruz mountains this morning sky 7 hd was overhead. you can see the scene and the mess it made. california department of fish and game says up to 80 gallonses of diesel fell. >> a rock slide is blocking traffic. a large rock fell about 11:00 this morning. the rock fell near yosemite-u lodge measuring 15 feet in height, six feet wide. the western entrance will remain closed 24 hours while crews assess concerns. >> and coming up here at 5:00 a warning for nintendo to young gamers about a new console. >> and a crane oper

in a nearby lagoon some questioned whether the artificially warmed water does more harm than good. the manatees are trying to not die from hypothermia. opponents argue food is scarce there and warm or not, they could actually starve. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here is nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. bill, i don't know. every time i see that video. poor dogs. don't you hate when you see that? >> you feel bad for him. >> how did he get out? die miss something? >> i don't know. maybe -- i have no idea. some lubricant or something. i don't know. >> lucky dog. >> probably wasn't easy. talk about what's happening in the west now, because a new storm is moving onshore. we got winter storm warnings galore here throughout almost every single state. high elevation problems. not many cities are dealing with the snow. a rain event sweeping down the california coastline. thankfully california it will clear out through today. san francisco, you look better now. a lot of the rain shifted to the south. a little bit of a radar tour sta

. >> here we are on the next stop of our landslide for parent though this is the lagoon ouna a area. this is different from where we all were just add on telegraph hill. this is a whole different concept. tell us what we have to. we have the big hill behind us, what kind of formations do we have? >> this part of san francisco, we are out in the dune sands which makes up the hill to my right. a crusty old drainage that we are standing is bedrock, 160 million year-old sandstone. the project right in the hillside over there and then farther down along the path that goes to the reservoir. >> there are rock slides, there is unconsolidated material. we have an earth float type slide and a debris flows which are common on the these hillsides where you start to see the evidence of creaks when the trees start to lean over. >> this is a slow movement of the slope. >> yes. you can start to get moving. that will push the trees over a little bit. this had a special history. we had a lot of damage here. i guess the water from leaking laguna runs underground out to golden gate park. it covers about

recreational use at least through monday, high levels of bacteria have infected the waters off marina lagoonand lakeshore park. people are being advised to stay out of the water there. the water became contaminated with sewage from storm runoff on december 22nd. >>> gray whales are a lot larger than ground hogs but like the smaller mammals the whales appear every year at the same time. a kayaker shot this video of a whale. they are on their way to california from alaska. they have been spotted in the area for the past three weeks. gray whales will spend three months in the warm waters then migrate back to alaska. >> steve paulson is coming up. he has got more on what we should expect new year's eve night. >> it looks like it. we had sun this morning but it was cold, upper 20s, 30s, and it is going to stay cool. we are under gray skies now. most of the sun is disappearing fast unless you are watching us in thailand, where it is probably sunny and warm. friday night, yes, cloudy, cold, light rain around 8:00 at the earliest, then by midnight it surely looks like it is going to make it coast an

he spoke from the lagoon site where he remains holed up.he man endorsed as the new president of ivory coast has accused his opponent, laurent gbagbo of violence. he said he called on the international criminal court to send investigators to the country. the address came at the same time as an emergency meeting by the west african body during which neighboring countries warned mr. gbagbo he -- they would use force if he doesn't leave power himself. >> by his intrance igence, mr. gbagbo risks exposing our country to new violence. i would like to ask him a last time to accept the choice of the people by leaving power immediately. >> gbagbo has repeated that the country's sovereignty wasn't negotiable. one of his cabinet members said from his reaction the preliminary stalemate remains. >> here's a roundup of other stories from around the globe. from ecuador more than 30 people have been killed after a bus they were on plunged off a mountain in soggy conditions. more than 20 people were also injured after a 350-meter mumet down the side of a rav

it days of heavy rain and higher than normal tides have led to water rushing into the lagoon city. more than 50% of the center has been the loose. the water recorded at 136 centimeters above sea level, the highest this year. some raised walkways have stayed intact. others have been submerged and tourists told to keep off of them. dennis has well rehearsed procedures at times like these, -- venice as well rehearsed procedures at times like these but cannot control nature. shopkeepers and businesses have been trying to fight the invasion. the city is on orange flood alert, one short of the most serious warning. venice has fault decades against flooding. unesco warns that they are threatened by climate change. the long-delayed flood barrier will not be finished for another two years. rome has not escaped the appalling whether either. torrential rain has raced the river tiber to dangerously high levels. there was daily -- there was barely a day in november where it did not rain in the capital. that is why this is swollen. the island in the middle of the river looks more isolated than u

they blasted out lagoons and shipped over prefabricated hotels and put them where there were thousands of bird but very few people. the boeing clipper ship, simply put was huge. the wings were large enough inside for a man to stand up. and for good reason. the wings provided access to the four 1600-horsepower engines and sometimes in flight repair where is necessary. the ugly truth was you could stand to lose one engine, but lose two and you were going down. that's exactly what happened to ross butler in 19423 when he was -- 1943 when he was fourth officer to honolulu. >> i followed the engineer out to the winning behind the number three engine. we had all of the passengers in their life jackets and we were making a long slow descent to the water. fortunately we found that it was just a throttle cable that had become unraveled. so we put it together again and we resumed. >> reporter: pan am clipper ships shone brightly but so briefly. the biggest and fastest of their kind and the first to do what they did. but by the end of the war their time had come and gone. there were airfields all

testing at lynnmarch beach in pacifica and lake shore and marina lagoon show unsafe levels of bacterian the water. heavy rain from last weekend storms caused sewer drain systems to overflow. the beach in pacifica had also been closed because of bacteria levels but officials say the waters there are clear again. airport screeners taking a closer look at thermos bottles. air carriers have been alerted to a potential terror tactic that involves empty drink containers. an administration official anonymously confirms that but stressed there is no intelligence about an active terror plot. it was sent to airlines as part of the a regular update of home land security involving terror tactics. >> a sacramento airline pilot who exposed what he calls a major security flaw at u.s. airports is speaking out. he shot cellphone video at sfo showing how easy it is to gain access to tarmacs and runways. all they have to do is swipe i.d. cards at several doors. he shot this at sfo and the pilot doesn't want to be identified. >> how effective is security when everybody on board is screened and everybody o

the 279-foot metal structures sits in a lagoon in the middle of the city. 1996.'s third largest tourist attraction after carnival and new year's eve on the beach. >>> this from paris. a 33-foot 4-ton christmas tree made entirely of dark chocolate. yummy. >> it took more than a month to construct. the tree will soon be surrounded by santa and his reindeer all made of chocolate. you can break off a piece and eat it if you make a charitable donation. >> really? >> yes, head over there to paris. >> you can eat the tree. >> good night. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ,, myercury moment happened at the beginning of the 3rd quarter. joey came over to watch the game when the storm rolled in. in through the ceiling. i switched to mercury to save on car insurance, boy am i glad they cover my home too. they fixed the ceiling, replaced the couch, they even cleaned the carpets. wish they would have cleaned this up. you know, like a makeover. save up to 15% when you combine your auto with home or renter's policy. get a fast f

research on cool season lagoons, maples, small fruit and peanuts.nt of beavers, blackbirdss potato pests and nokcious weeds. oyster safety virus-free wine grapes and cranberry and blueberry disease. >> everybody who took a pledge and said we aren't going to do earmarks going forward didn't mean for this year but next year. >> reporter: in other words, congress was for earmarks before they were get them. it's gotten so confusing senator mcconnell now says he opposing the whole spending bill, his own earmarks included. >> i'm going to vote against things that arguably would been pit my -- benefit my state. >> reporter: one big one worth mentions comes from five dim creates spending $10 million of your tax dollars to honor the memory of their controversial colleague, john murtha. >> the king of earmarks korstd to many people and certainly a big defender of the earmark process. it is kind of ironic a memorial foundation in his name is funded through earmarks. >> reporter: members of congress committed to the earmarks before the election. but in case you

up in the hills just swept through downtown area early this morning, turning laguna beach into a lagoon. and it's that way all the way down the coast. in san diego, the flooding turned one coastal inn into an island, with water surrounding on all sides. lifeguards had to bring in boats to rescue stranded guests. among them, trelida. >> you don't know what to do in a situation like that, so you just cooperate with the firefighters. and hopefully they'll help you through it. >> reporter: a local golf course became one giant water hazard. qualcomm stadium is now a shallow pool, literally the size of a football field. and in silverado canyon, people trapped in their homes called out to reporters for help. here in laguna beach, the wall of water four feet high poured through downtown early this morning, bringing with it a tide of mud. local police urged residents to evacuate, but many elected to stay. >> waves were probably three feet tall. it was wild. >> reporter: and shut down downtown all day long. as residents and business owners dug themselves out. the heavy water is making coastal roa

linda mar and rockaway beach and lakeshore park and aquatic park, both beaches in san mateo's marina lagoonthe county tests for chloroform bacteria once a week. according to the state's r esources water control board, heavy rain sent thousands of sewer water overflowing into the streets and creeks this morning. these types of closures can be typical this time of year and usually happen a couple of t imes. posted signs warn any one of a problem. the beaches should be closed until further notice. reporting live in san mateo, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, jade. >>> well, ktvu.com also has tools to track the storm as well as information on where to get free sandbags. just look for the storm watch section right on the front page. >>> 7:06. less than half an hour ago, it became official. president obama signed a law repealing the military's controversial don't ask, don't tell policy. among the attendees at this very special signing ceremony were house speaker, nancy pelosi, senior military officials and various members of congress. the law will allow openly gay military offic

both beaches in the san mateo marina lagoon. the county test for clear are form bacteria. heavy rain this weekend sent thousands of gallons of sewer water overflowing into the streets and creeks. across the county four occurred here in san mateo. they are supposed to be posted signs with a warning for anyone near the beach. we have not seen the posted signs. part of the reason might be because it's still dark out here this morning. of course the officials the water officials are saying just stay away from the beaches at this point until further notice. reporting live jade hernandez ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a san francisco police officer killed in the line of duty will be remembered tonight. it was four years ago today when 28-year-old brian travera was shot by a suspect wanted on a felony warrant. officers were chasing the man on foot when he broke into a nearby garage. as officers moved to arrest him they hoped fire hitting travera. >>> time now 6:37. let's see what is happening in our commute. our wet commute, sal. >> you said it dave and pam. wet is the keyword. we will

. >> the lagoon at the palace of fine arts may get protection.spans. earlier this year a span was stolen. the board of super advisers call on animal care and droll create a safety plan for the birds. blanch is quarantined until a pair of com ban yon swans are flown in. investigators say a hungry mountain lion to blame for a dead deer at a middle school campus. the deer was likely killed by the lion and her cub. they wandered near ralston middle school campus. kids in a pe class found the animal yesterday morning. they are warning residents not to feed deer because they attract mountain lions. the sighting doubled and was there throughout the year. >>> a local santa's helper goes on "the tonight show." >> an iphone for $25. how to pull off that deal. >> people still can't go home after this fire. pa. >> we're tracking patchy fog and showers, but will they stick around for the weekend? the forecast is next as we look live at san jose. [ female announcer ] safeway talks holiday favorites. i think there are eggnog people and non-eggnog people. and wh

cleared. 101 is a nice ride up to san francisco a nice snapshot what it looks like as you head past lagoon280 looks good heading into san francisco as well. mass transit everything running on time earlier bart delay that is now gone bart ace muni and cal trains on schedule remember kcbs, 106.9 fm get the latest traffic updates. >> thanks very much. the week off to a positive start on wall street, taking a look at the big board dow jones industrial average up by 19 points. jason brooks is off today cbs money watch, world markets move higher on news out of china. >> reporter: asian markets got a boost after china decided against raising interest rates nikkei rose 10%, hang seng rose a full%. this is the last full week of trading before the new year. nasdaq gained 21 to close at a 3 year high green monday traditionally one of the biggest days of the online shopping season expect consumers to spend a billion dollars today alone today is expected to be the busiest day for shippers nationwide many consumer advocates say don't be fooled discounted deals should be available after today the best ti

moving well as you head into san francisco by lagoon everything is moving in both directions 280 moving well. no metering lights yet they typically turn them on 6:20 a.m. everything quiet heading into san francisco an earlier high wind advisory for the bridge that was cancelled before 4:00 a.m. this morning and mass transit after dealing with earlier bart delays, everything is back on time. ace muni metro and cal train reporting everything on schedule we are on twitter check us out and find out the latest hot spots or ask a traffic question if you have one. that is your traffic back up to you. >>> all right elizabeth. you are one of 175 million people on twitter these days. >>> 5:47 a.m. check of today's top stories san francisco a move to close golden gate park at night. the city's mayor hope that is will curb the growing violence and vandalism in the park in the past several months there have been stabbings, dog attack and damage to trees. >> there could be a toll war between san francisco and san mateo counties, supervisors are considering a plan to charge drivers $6 to drive into th

testing by health officials found a high level of contamination in the marina lagoon.he beaches were closed december 22nd and will remain closed until at least monday. >> in northeast australia, the military is dropping supplies from aircraft to people who have been cut off by severe flooding caused by several days of unrelenting rain. thousands of businesses and homes were underwater in queensland. it's estimated 200,000 people are affected leaving more than 20 towns in the state isolated. the flood zone stretches over an area bigger than france and germany combined. >> i was up there last month and i was also stuck in queensland because the roads were washed out. hanging out waiting for the levels to go down and we were able to cross. >> after your helicopter came and picked you up. >> he wasn't available because the forecast was so bad. i couldn't get the chopper to come in -- just kidding, folks. >> next time. right now cold temperatures out there. >> no flooding rains or anything, just some nuisance showers. as we head outside, boy, it's cold with temperatures con

. >> the iconic swans that swim in the lagoon at the palace of fine arts may get official protect. last month someone broke one of the necks and earlier in the year a swan was stolen. they are considering a bill that calls on animal care and control to create a safety plan for the birds. in the meantime the sole surviving swan named blanch is quarantined until a care of companions is flown in from new york city. >>> this morning a hungry mountain lion is to blame for a dead deer on a middle school campus. the deer was likely killed by a mountain lion and her cub who wandered near the campus in belmont. kids in a pe class found the animal yesterday morning. they are warning residents not to feed the deer because presence attracts mountain lions. reports have doubled in the past year. it's patients versus police. marijuana dispensaries were raided and the owners said they are unfairly targeted. it took place at clubs last night. the owners say they work diligently with officials to run the businesses according to the law. yet a santa clara drug task force continues to raid the busine

testing in pacifica and lake shore and aquatic parks in san mateo's marina lagoon show unsafe levelscteria. heavy rain from last weekend's storm caused the sewage drainage system to overflow. rock away beach had been closed so bacteria levels there are safe again. airport screeners are taking a closer look at thermos bottles travelers maybe carrying. a potential terror tactic that involves empty drink containers. an administration official anonymously confirms but stressed there's no intelligence about an active terror plot. a regular update about terror tactics. >> a sacramento airline pilot who exposed what he calls a major security flaw at u.s. airports is finally speaking out. he shot cellphone video at sfo showing how easy it is to gain access is to tarmacs and runways. all they have to do is swipe i.d. cards at special doors. the pilot doesn't want to be identified. >> how effective is security when everybody on board is screened and everybody on the ground isn't? >> the pilot posted the video on youtube.com. some airline experts say he should have been more discreet. >> what w

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testing at lindhmar beach and the lagoon show unsafe levels of bacteria in the water.vy rain from last weekend's storm caused sewage drainage systems to overflow. rock away beach are clear again. >> cameras be installed at a local high school because of crime on campus. but the district is in a financial crisis and doesn't know where that money would come from. lee ann reports. >> pinole valley high has always been a safe campus but in the past year things started to change. police in pinole says the high school has not experienced a sharp increase in the number of reported incidents but it's the kind of crimes being committed that concerns them. more gang fights on campus, for example. >> in april of this year, there was a shooting at the track that took place that was involving rival gang members where we responded. >> right here, boom, boom, boom. like three shots. fortunately it missed and hit one person in the hand. >> ramsey is the board president of the unified school district. the board is actively searching for ways to make the campus safer. the city of pinole

here's northbound traffic 101 near lagoon. everything looks good heading into san francisco.. >>> in the next half hour their iconic rainbow flags in san francisco, this morning what the city will no longer allow in the castro district. >> the future of same-sex marriage in california in front of a federal appeals court this morning. i'll tell you what's at stake. >> a parolee involved in a high piece is chase put a bart officer in the hospital. we have the very latest from hayward. as long as i can remember i've had sensitive teeth. i never did anything about it because i felt t ke okay this is not life threatening. maybe i just need to sip a certain way. or eat something a certain way. until i went to the dentist one day. the dentist gave me sensodyne toothpaste. once i tried sensodyne and kept using it i realized okay this really works. i have stopped using sensodyne in the past for like a week. and then i would notice slowly but surely that same sensitivity would start coming back. i said let me go back to using the sensodyne. this one is a keeper. the moment you feel run

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department to develop a plan for preservation of swans in the fine arts would tune -- lagoon. that will be sent to committee. are there any in memoriams? >> this will be on behalf of supervisor mercury me -- mirkarimi and for florence and for the late mario, michael shield, for randy algier, also for gary and dr. barta. on behalf of the full board for richard goldman. >> if there any other business? we are adorned.