>> the proposal is to follow-up on questions on adjusting lake st. to balance the district. chairman mcdonnell: let's go to lake street. >> i am happy to make a proposal. in order. i would propose that we move the boundary to ninth avenue. >> that is the population of 1006 people. the deviation is to -6.51% and the division for district 3. >> that is between lake and california? >> yes. >> district 1 deviation would be - six. wife -- would be -6.51%. >> we can only take one at a time? could we do both? >> the other one -- side would be between 27 and 28. >> adding that would bring the total highlighted area to 1880 people. the deviation for district 1 would be -4.95% and the deviation for district 2 would be -6.76%. >> i would add just one more area at the end by the park, that little sliver that used to be in toward the west. >> that is in d1. >> move back to d1. >> that is in d1. >> it is? it does not look like it. >> there are houses of there. >> we're not sure what area you are talking about. >> just -- delbamar. >> same block. >> you cannot see them because airlines foll

lake st.. >> if we could start with the block between 25th and 26. >> that block has a population of 331 people bringing the deviation for district 12 - 4.78%, and the deviation of district two two -5.08%. >> can we look at the other side of lake st.? >> can i make one observation? i believe if we reversed our decision about the median strip, i think that what allowed us to stay within 5% and move the 64 people back to d2. we would be finished, i think. >> so proposed. >> i think this is actually two changes together the i am proposing. that we move this block, and then as the second accompany an adjustment, to move the three blocks, the median strip -- strips, i guess -- >> yes. >> with 64 people back from d3 to d2. >> ok, anyone have any questions? the proposal is -- one second, let me just take it one more time and come back to you. the proposal is to reverse -- we will take them in this order. i will just reverse the order. reverse the decision we just made around a median strip. 64 as the population, and then additionally make the change that was just proposed a moment ago that

. >> i would like to propose this in combination with living in the lake st. boundary on the west side from 25th to either 26 or 27, which never gives us the population needed to stay within 5% for district two. the right side is that this would allow the elementary school to remain in district 3, preserving its connection to the chinatown community of interest. recognizing it is commonly understood to be an institution that is part of chinatown. >> let's take this first one. recognizing that is the potential, the next move is to the lake street corridor. >> can i ask what the percentages of district 1 are currently? >> the deviation? district 1 is under populated by 4.96%. >> folks were thinking about this move. let's go >> 4.96% 3 district to come out -4.91%. district 3, -4.01%. district 4, -0.98%. district 5, 2.73%. -- -2.37%. district 6, 0.87%. district 7, -0.83% pettitte -- . district 9, -- district 8, 3.58%. >> district 9, 4.84%. district 10, -0.91%. district 11, 4.94%. chairman mcdonnell: thank you. >> could you repeat district for? >> -4.90. chairman m

it could revert some of the lake st. changes. alternately, i suggest you consider the russian hill, a sea cliff, and the presidio for possibilities but the easiest ones are some of the changes you made monday. thank you. chairman mcdonnell: thank you. >> good evening. i have sat on the board for four years and have been a resident for 10. i want to encourage you to stick with that decision. there are many reasons, most of the neighbors are in overwhelming favor of keeping the area in the-5. i will resonate the same tackling --comments. please note in doing all this the neighborhoods of district 1 and 2 did not participate because there were not interested in it. we have spent countless hours working with one supervisor and working with multiple supervisors, twice as much work and many meetings. we are strongly aligned with d5 and splitting us would make us a minority in voicing our opinions. our neighborhood is fragile. andou our advocacy is needed to improve the area. this is a natural boundary that does not divide the community

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a third on the lake -- on the st. lawrence river and then a fourth on the river lake champlain corridor. you got a fifth in the chesapeake. a sixth in the southwest where we fought the creek war. a seventh on the gulf coast. that was the gulf coast campaign. arguably, there's a separate and eighth one around st. louis and then you've got a ninth on the high seas, so eight or nine depending on whether you count st. louis as part of the one in the northwest and where these, the fighting that took place in each theatre, shape the way the war was remembered in those areas, so we have many different war of the 1812 in many different ways in which it is remembered. the way we remembered it is the war began and ended in 1812. >> yes. >> you mentioned duquesne. >> the british occupied it. the americans booted them out and the british came out and retook it and held it at the end of the war. this is one of the more remote posts in the war that was contested by the british and the americans and this like the gulf coast campaign

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fifth graders had already planned to clean the lake but they wound up with a mystery on their hands along with some sunken treasure, the sixth graders from st were going to a nearby lake for environmentalism which they do every thursday but this past week they found to canvas bags filled with antique jewelry and silver, police are trying to determine if the items were stolen if no one claims the items within 90 days the students may get to keep them. greek gods and magic mirrors couldn't keep this adventure from the top spot at the box office. a hundred games was the number- one movie in america for the second week in a row and here are some of the other box office winners: [ woman ] my washer had a foul odor that made the whole room stink. [ woman #2 ] even my laundry started to get a funny smell. [ female announcer ] just three uses of tide washing machine cleaner will help remove odor-causing residues and leave your high-efficiency washer clean and fresh. clean laundry starts with a clean washer. let's recap the cleaning games. [ bottle #2 ] mr. clean magic eraser extra power was 3x faster on permanent marker. and he didn't stop there. a

. >>> cooling trend around the great lakes into new england with 50s there, 60s st. louis and d.c., 70s denver, dallas and atlanta. 88 phoenix near 50 seattle and portland all major airports on time dixie we have a threat of severe weather if you are traveling through atlanta today, you may want to use our flight tracker at abc7news.com. it will have all the delays. >>> 4:46. any this morning, scathing new criticism of the massive government loan given to now bankrupt solyndra. the new report from the treasury department inspector general says experts were not consulted on the 528 million dollar federal len until the very last minute and -- federal loan until the very last minute and had a day to complete their review. concerns were never0y÷ addresse. solyndra was the first green energy company to get a federal loan under a new stimulus program. the company declared bankruptcy last year and laid off more than 1,000. >>> police in oakland are searching for three men who crashed a minivan into a market last night. the vehicle hit a car on fruitvale, ran over a fence an

. >>> mid to upper 50s around seattle, portland, great lakes, low to mid 60s boston and new york. washington, stlouis and seattle mid 70s. everybody else in the 80s and 90s as you head south. all major airports on time. there is weather heading to the east coast. we have weather here on the west coast which could cause delays. our flight tracker at abc7news.com at the bottom. hey guys, breakfast! ♪ [ female announcer ] if whole grain isn't the first ingredient in your breakfast cereal, what is? now, in every box of general mills big g cereal, there's more whole grain than any other ingredient. that's why it's listed first on the side. from honey nut cheerios to cinnamon toast crunch to lucky charms, get more whole grain than any other ingredient... without question. just look for the white check. >>> it is thursday, 5:29, thank you for starting your day with us, i'm kristen sze. >>> i'm eric thomas. >>> drizzle, light rain, that's what we have for the morning commute. as we come up on 5:30 rain moving through the santa cruz mountains peninsula mountains towards the shoreline. better radar return

st. lawrence river and a fourth on the river of lake sham explain route. a fifth in the chesapeake and a sixth in the southwest where we fought the creek war and a seventh on the gulf coast and arguably there is a separate and eighth one around st. louis and you have a ninth on the high seas. eight depending on whether you count st. louis. each shaped the way the war was remembered in those areas. we really have many different wars of 1812 and many different ways depending on where you live in which it is remembered. >> the way we remembered it is the way the war began and ended in 1812. >> next? yes? >> you mentioned wisconsin. could you say the significance of that? >> the british occupied it and the americans booted them out and the british retook it and held at the end of the war. this was one of the more remote that was contested by the british and the americans. this like the gulf coast was not even on the british radar. at one point, the british offered to make peace on the basis of that latin phrase that means you keep what you have. the british we

salt lake city some sunshine and 78. dallas toward st. louis and even chicago, that's where we will look for showers and even isolated thunderstorms. it will be hot and humid in dallas. 74 in st. louis and chicago 60 sibs. 66. check out washington, d.c. ssments temperatures are below where they should be this time of year. so cool in dc. 65. atlanta tomorrow 88 degrees and 80 with some rain in miami. here is a look at our accu-weather seven-day forecast. we will look for increasing clouds tonight. the low cloud variety and maybe a little mist and drizzle near the coast. the cooling trend will begin on monday and lasting pretty much throughout much of the workweek. temperature wise look for 70s and low 70s near the bay and midto upper 50s at the coast. and as we get into wednesday night and early thursday morning , we have a very weak cold front. the tail end could bring some showers north of the golden gate bridge. the temperatures will be much cooler on thursday. only in the 60s. and then after that we will return to some sunshine and th

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st. lawrence river, and then a fourth on the rishu lou river lake sham plain corridor. you've got a fifth in the chesapeake, a sixth in the southwest where we fought the creek war, a seventh on the gulf coast. that was the gulf coast campaign. arguably, there's a separate and eighth one around st. louis. and then you've got a ninth on the high seas. so eight or nine whether you count st. louis as part of the one in the northwest. the fighting that took place in these -- each theater shaped the way the war was remembered in those areas. so we really have many different wars of 1812, and many different ways, depending on where you lived, in which it is remembered. >> the way we remembered it is the war began and ended in 1812. >> next. yes? >> you mentioned prairie duchesne, wisconsin. could you say the significance of that? >> well, prairie duchesne, the british occupied it. the americans actually booted them out, and the british came back and retook it and held it until the end of the war. this was one of the more remote posts in the war that was contested by the britis

st. paul's episcopal where clearing debris around a lake and came across to bags stuffed with jewelry.akland police are now holding on to that treasury and giving people the 90 days to come forward to claim the property if they can prove that they are the owner. after that, california law says finders keepers. ok, guys-- what's next ? chocolate lemonade ? susie's lemonade... the movie. or... we make it pink ! with these 4g lte tablets, you can do business at lightning-fast speeds. we'll take all the strawberries, dave. you got it, kid. we have a winner. we're definitely gonna need another one. small businesses that want to grow use 4g lte technology from verizon. i wonder how she does it. that's why she's the boss. because the small business with the best technology rules. contact the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 1-800-974-6006. >>ysabel: fear is a live look outside. it is fairly breezy and the clouds appeared to be checking out. >>robin: if we had rained all around as, if it's gusty. to >> here is a look at satellite and radar. her today we're only warning -- area

lakes and not coming to us. severe weather a possibility from chicago to st., and they could have a severe threat but we don't have to worry about that. thunderstorms could be coming our way, not severe but just garden variety. high pressure is in control today. the rain drops will go down to the south today and so we get to keep the sunshine from here forward. a light breeze overnight tonight will make for a cold start tomorrow morning. 30s and low 40s again. tomorrow another nice day in the 60s. then the warm front comes here on tuesday morning. so today, what little bit of cloud cover is left this morning is quickly taking lead of the area. and another two-blanket night tonight for window open sleepers, because temperatures will be back in the 30s and 40s. tuesday's high, 77 degrees. that's the first day of may. may day, 77 degrees. and then the 80s all the way through wednesday and friday. >> thank you, chuck. >>> well, the time right now, 9:50. ten minutes away from the 10:00 hour. >>> tonight on news4 at 11:00, why these teens are risking burns to play a

st. louis, south of illinois. the bulk of that stuff will pass on the great lakes. it will stand with us a small chance of getting a light rain shower. nothing significant. we need more rain than that. all the heavy weather, the last couple days, will be out in the central part of the u.s. for us, though, clear skies. just we leave it up and round things off. b.w.i. marshall. it's 40. downtown, 50. the barometer rising. high pressure. that high barometer reading giving us the weather we have. yesterday all that sunshine. gave us a 56. yesterday's lows in the 30's and 40's. 64. so we're just above that yesterday. but on yesterday's date, back in 1957, we had just under a half inch of snow. so snow is still possible this time of year, but we're not even close to a situation where we could get that. not only the next day or few, but the next week. i think it is out of the question. annapolis 47. 37 at salisbury. 47 edgewood. parkton down to 41. frederick is down to 36 right now. it is in the 30's and 40's out in western maryland. here's the satellite images. and you ca

st. louis and peoria respectively sitting in the '50s and in the 40's with the wind off of the lake tomorrow's earlier ones had '70s and idea of how much cooler air will be city and the north of of the lake tomorrow south and southwest 73 degrees and 58 degrees average thursday los 70 self thunder and rain fall picking up during the day a lot of clouds hoping not a lot of rainfall and our area. pretty typical spring weekend warming up next week keep your fingers crossed. >> still looking for lollapalooza ticket? you have to operate three day passes are officially sold out the only option single day passes surprise are limited supplies are limited. and the nba most voluble player goes gq chicago bulls d-rose new stands in front of newt magazine. michael jordan last chicago bulls to grace the cover of magazines michael jordan impact on more than just his game. also influenced style. also answering question who is the most stylish player on chicago bulls? he answered himself of course coming up game 3 between the coyotes and blackhawks leading star injured and more suspensions from the league o

st. louis and 75 degrees in iowa. many places were in the upper 80s. winds have been blowing off the lake. we are hopeful we will get a southerly wind that will bring a puff of that warmer air in for the afternoon. then the temperatures crash. here is the cool air already gathering in the west and that comes in tomorrow. winds are east at 6 mi. per hour. humidity at 47 degrees. look at the temperatures. out near the lake we stay cool and inland temperatures went up to around 70 degrees in some places. tonight is still cold. at 58 degrees at the airport but not as cold as last night. we had '30's in some places in the area. some downstate temperatures. is 85 right now in jacksonville illinois. upper '70's in other south locations. there may be some thunderstorms popping tonight as this warmth comes in and as it mixes with this cold front that will have the winds piling up and converging. there may be fairly strong upper wins. a couple models give us more rain than normal but the big change will be in temperature. it will be in the '80s tomorrow and that then and the cooling effect of the wi

lake. police say the owner was on the way to have the jewelry appraised when he couldn't find them. young ters who did attend st. paul's episcopal church. >> i'm happy it wasn't stolen and happy the person claimed it. >> i thought it was involved in a robbery. and robber needed somewhere to hide his stuff. and yeah. just scared we, like gave stuff back back. would it have been cool if we went to the school. >> those kids are great. something along those lines may happen. police say the owner wants to thank them in an appropriate way. >> that is great. >> yes. neat story. >> there is some weather changes we're predicting haven't materialized. >> there is a storm not strong. >> beginning to look stormy out there. there is this live view from our sutro camera. there are clouds in various levels and not much being reported now in the way of rainfall hitting the ground. it looks impressive. there is moisture we're picking up. a lot of moisture, most to our south throughout the day. there is rain showers moving up. there is up in mendocino county there are light rain showers and a few hundredths of an inch of rainfal

lake states and the upper plane states were in march. they're still stranded by blizzards and we're still trying to bust up ice to get ships into st. marie. that's an incredible look at the record warmth of march 2012. if i'd have said "where was the vortex of the heat?" you'd never say right there. >> i don't think there was any ice on the great lakes this year at all. lake erie hasn't had it for several years, but i think the rest didn't have ice this year. we'll crunch a few more numbers. >>> let's go ahead, take a look at the red flag advisory still have in effect for the area. heavy winds have abated to a breeze. no great rain relief in sight. i'll mention a chance of an afternoon shower. not unlike yesterday, you'll need your sunglasses more than you'll need to think about opening an umbrella. we get rain and relief from threat of brushfires. first warning details coming up shortly. >>> we're going to ron mass with the ronald mcdonald house of baltimore and wjz legend is in that picture. take it away, pal. >> all right, yes he is. we're happy to have mark brzezinski, sandy pagnati the red shoe shuffle coming up this weekend,

lake. the owner was on his way to have the jewelry appraised when lost the bags and could not find them. the youngsters who discovered the lost loot attend stpaul's episcopal church. >> i'm happy that this wasn't stolen and that the person claimed it. >> i thought it was involved in a robbery and the robber needed some where to hide his stuff you. >> yeah, it like feels good that we gave his stuff back but you it would have been really cool if it went to the school. >> and something along those lines might happen, we'll see. police say the owner wants to meet the kids and thank them in some appropriate way. >>> a looming traffic headache between the north bay and san francisco. up next, what is happening when in the closure of doyle drive and how to get around it. plus, the great escape and the cow who showed up at a mcdonald's >>> a couple of politicalle items. abc 7 news has learnd that newt gingrich will officially suspects spend his presidential campaign next tuesday and will likely endorse mitt romney. meantime, president obama will officially kick off his bid for a second term next week. the first formal campaign

st. lawrence seaway? it was a passage to the great lakes from the atlantic ocean up through canada. and, of course, what did it do? it cut off the boston harbor from commercial activity. they thought, the locals up there especially the irish who are always bitter about things, oh, he's doing this because the old man just bought the merchandise mart in chicago. you know, he's schilling for the old man, and they were really angry with him. so he began, he sat down with ted sorenson and said we've got to do a magazine article about times in which senators have acted against their local constituencies and shown some national courage. and that's when it started. >> host: okay -- >> guest: but he didn't write it. if you listen to what sorenson wrote before he died and what he told me, he was only a 28-year-old kid working for kennedy. he didn't know any history. kennedy knew all the history. i think it's fair to say kennedy produced the book, i mean, he had all the history, he had read all the books, scribbled out the notes, but wasn't going to sit there and actually draft the thing. back

st. lawrence ua which is a passage for the great lakes in the atlantic ocean up to canada.f course what did that cut off? to cut off the boston harbor. they thought the locals up there, such of the irish were bitter about things, he's doing this because the old man just won the merchandise mart in chicago. he showing for the old man. so he began in fact i would ted sorensen is to be granted a magazine article at times in which they have acted against local constituents even show national courage. that is when it started and evolved down into a book. he didn't write it. if you listen to what sorensen wrote before he died in what he told me, he is only 28-year-old kid. kennedy knew of the history. it is fair to say kennedy produced the book. he had all the history, read the books, scribbled some notes, figured it out. he wasn't going to sit there month after month and drafted. it went back and looked to kennedy's letters. they're beautifully dictated, butters to his girlfriend, typed pages, beautifully written letters without any problems. beautiful grammar. i'd love to talk

lake county, marin county and back over towards san francisco. now, lot a -- not a lot but it's there. that's what we have to deal with today. until that system goes -- st. louis that system comes in. will build -- until that system comes in. temperatures will be cool today and then start a warmup tomorrow. the looking -- the weekend is looks nice -- it looking nice. >> reporter: police have arrived on campus to speak to the prince at this high school -- principal at this high school and we'll let you know what happened. why are we here? you said we should try club chipotle! i said we should try a chipotle chicken club! spicy, crispy chicken with bold chipotle sauce on toasted sourdough. get it as s combo with fries and a drink. did you say you want drinks? i said a drink comes with the combo! you know how to mambo?! of course i can do the robot. >>> a warning has gone out to parents and students at pleasant hill middle school. tara moriarty joins us live from pleasant hill with the disturbing incident that has everyone on alert. tara? >> reporter: we've noticed two patrol cars here andly are on campus as police -- and police are on campus as parents be

lakes. many hail and damaging wind gusts. wind gusts in excess of 60 to 70 miles per hour and that did cause damage just around the st.oday once again st. louis you can see more severe weather and off towards the west across parts of eastern colorado and northeastern, new mexico, with large hail damaging wind gusts and yet again isolated tornadoes the main concerns. we had a report yesterday of a tornado across north central, texas. we already have showers and the thunderstorms across iowa and southern parts of missouri. we are also looking at a lot of moisture with the storms dumping a lot of her very rain between 2 to 3 inches of rain across parts of missouri sparking flash flooding. no watches or warnings in effect but we will keep you posted and updated throughout the next several hours. >> shannon: it is a big day for the duke and duchess of cambridge otherwise known and william and kate. exactly one year ago today they tied the knot. greg palkot has a look at their first year of marriage. >> april 29, 201 2011 the world world watched as kate married h her prince charming. the wedding was seen live by an estimate

lake city, utah. three days in a row of record highs. this morning, bring the umbrella. minneapolis to milwaukee. chicago, st.ouis, you'll have a chance of showers and storms later today. if we're going to get any bad weather, damaging winds, hail, maybe tornadoes, watch out in central illinois later this afternoon into this evening. those storms will head towards indianapolis, louisville, and lexington after dark tonight with damaging winds. otherwise, it's a really quiet day out there. d.c. should have a beautiful afternoon at 70 degrees. slight chance of a shower in new england. southeast looks great. texas, no problems. anyone traveling or living on the west coast, though, two storms are moving onshore. even areas of southern california are going to have rain as we go throughout our morning commute, and you know what that means. you're watching "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. not in this economy. we also have zero free time, and my dad moving in. so we went to fidelity. we looked at our family's goals and some ways to help us get there. they helped me fix my economy, the one in my house. now they're ma

st. paul's school, episcopal school, in oakland. thank you for being with us this morning. first of all i want to say congratulations for doing this weekly cleanup of a lakeand your teacher. who was the first one to find something in the water? >> i saw it first. >> what did you see? >> we all kind of pulled it out. >> i just saw two canvas bags. i saw the handles kind of floating in the water. they were way down in the ground, i couldn't move them. the top of them were kind of floating up to the top. >> all right. once you got the bag out of the water, what was inside? >> just like gold, silver, jewelry, watches, rings. there was even a couple of knives. >> there was a spoon too. >> spoons, yeah. >> salt and pepper shaker. >> did you know what you found in there was valuable? >> yeah. it looked very valuable. once we pulled it out of the like i was, wow, this has got to be worth some big -- a lot of money. so i was a little surprised. i was like, wow, this is a really big find. never seen anything like it. >> isabel, talk to me about the bags that it was found in. i read somewhere that one of them said wells fargo? >> yeah. one of the bags said wells far