a car hit the guardrail westbound 580 right before lakeshore. watch out for that.e're checking to see if there are lanes blocked now. we know chp is on the way to the scene. here's a live look at the nimitz past the coliseum. still some roadwork in lanes between 980 and fruitvale. caltrans has their warning signs up. they are doing some paving work across that stretch the so various lanes blocked for another 20 minutes or so. westbound 580 out of the altamont pass our first bit of brake lights so far not too bad. this is the way to beat the rush if you want to head out now through livermore more approaching vasco looking good. bay bridge roadwork various lanes blocked between the tunnel and metering lights in both directions. watch out for that. otherwise, no delay right now approaching the pay gates. that's traffic. back to you. >> thank you. >>> another person has been killed walking in san jose traffic. a 34-year-old man became the 20th pedestrian or bicyclist killed in san jose this year. he was hit by a pickup truck while crossing monterey highway near old tul

poachers park their cars along the lakeshore. many come from croatia. it is 8:00 in the morning. these four are running late. the hunters did not seem to realize that what they're doing is wrong. after all, it is hunting season and adjust to get a few bucks or waterfowl. this man recommends his russian gun. he has a gun license and is a member of the sea gull hunting club in a bosnian town. they even let us accompany them on their shooting spree. they see no reason to feel ashamed. the result is slaughter. each year, tens of thousands of birds are killed here. others are injured seriously enough that they did we can die. the hunters often use motorboats and automatic rifles, in contravention of hunting law, international agreements, and a ban on hunting in a conservation area, yet the police are nowhere to be seen and the bird killers go unpunished. the director of the nature park is powerless. recently, a large area of reeds was berkshire. some say hunter said the fire so that they see their targets more easily. other say it will is people growing marijuana is wanted to destroy

the alternative school used to have it in the name -- rooftop, lakeshore, william paul. that was all that it meant. i think this is a really good idea. it clarified that we probably ought to do that. we ought to think about the principles of our names and those words that remain outdated, do not mean anything anymore, confuse people, or send a different message and what we want. i appreciate o'connell taking the lead on doing that. i want to say that my husband went to an apprentice school at the old o'connell and so did almost every other union construction worker in san francisco for many years. commissioner murase: i want to thank the community for the t- shirts that we received and just to report that at the november 28 meeting of the building and grounds committee, we heard a compelling argument about the reasons for the name change and the community made a positive recommendation area. commissioner fewer: congratulations and best of luck. commissioner norton: i want to thank dr. gomez for the shot in the arm, the energy. there has been a lot of good things going on

some of those petition volunteers have set up shot right behind me along lakeshore avenue right next to the trader joe's parking lot to collect those signatures. they have a challenging road ahead of them. they have to collection about 20,000 signatures by this coming may. they are just excited about the notion of not having to deal with mayor quan for another three years. one day after dealing with the port of oakland shutdown -- >> people have to think about their consequences. people have to think about who are they hurting. >> reporter: -- mayor jean quan faces another dilemma, the start of a petition drive to recall her through a special election. >> we're excited because we finally have a chance to take oakland back. you know, we have had so many problems just in the first 11 months of this administration. >> reporter: charles pine and his fellow volunteers known as the committee to recall jean quan and restore oakland, need to collect about 20,000 signatures by may 14. some voters are ready to sign the petition, citing quan's handling of the violent "occupy" movement in downto

people trying to recall oakland mayor jean quan will be collecting petition signatures today along lakeshore avenue from noon to 1 p.m. they need to get the signatures of about 20,000 oakland voters by mid-may to put the recall on the ballot. >>> californians will get a crucial update today on the state financial crisis. at noon the state finance director will unveil the latest forecast for the current fiscal year and that will determine the severity of pre-approved budget cuts to take effect january 1. there could be up to $1.4 billion in cuts to public school funding leading to possible layoffs and a shortened school year. cuts could also affect higher education and numerous other program. california seemed willing to make higher income earners pay more taxes. a poll found 65% of voters support governor brown's plan to raise sales and income taxes on californians who make more than $250,000 per year. 28% oppose it. the governor's measure not on the ballot yet but the legislature still has to approve it for that to happen. >>> and the man now in charge pg&e is defending his position that cu

closing down beaches at night protesters did not camp out along the lakeshore at increasing fines ranging-$1,000. >> allow us to hold the conference and a proper way approaching this with a prevention oriented mind set and that is the key to good security arentte heintze has traveled the world protecting presidents and state heads retired secret service agent runs hillard heintze security firm says it proposed ordinance is smart, as long as they follow the rules and do so in orderly fashion boys will be heard loud and clear >> chicago survive 2010 when 2 million people filled the loop after black hawks then the cup victory the difference celebrating not the type normally drawn to global summits olivetti protesters are raising voices >> unilateral banning of any public gathering from daley plaza is a direct infringement on first amendment rights to assemble >> week of may 15th in chicago and out a national special security department upon my security considers this a potential target for terrorism or other criminal activity no different than an operation but remember what happened in chica

it does get better after lakeshore but you will be fine, if you are driving north and southbound, thisgreat alternate route. that traffic is backed up for a 15 minute delay. let's go to steve. >>> it is cold and damp and we have had dry conditions, fairfield 29 oakland 29 and san jose didn't have low clouds and -- if they didn't have the low clouds they would be colder, highs will be 50s to near 60 degrees, dave, pam? >>> demonstrators are vowing to reoccupy the occupied sf camp and we will show you what happened just a short time ago. >>> facebook, this time it has something to do with traffic, stay right here with us, we will explain.

see a lot of families, i remember when we were children, you would go out driving out along the lakeshore and see all of the houses lit up. >> our time is 6:19. next in sports, the nationals trade for a new starting pitcher. find out who they had to give up to get him. >> let's get another check on the question of the morning. 19% of people said this was the worst gift for christmas they had ever received is. it a, socks. b, christmas ornaments or c, a homemade sweater. >> facebook friend patrice writes don't let it be a, socks because i gave that to three young interns. i like cute and colorful socks. b, christmas ornaments is my answer because i always regift them. >> keep the guesses coming up. >> we'll keep her last name private on that regifting thing. yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing, jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds

westbound 580 to lakeshore is slow. and at the toll plaza, it's cleared out.a nice-looking drive. >>> let's go to steve. a lot of sunshine today. just cold out there. we have a lot of 20s and 30s trying to get back in the mid- 30s a lot of temperatures near 30s. no rain. no rain. our dry pattern continues. there's not an agreement next week. but if any rain fell, it would be around the 14th. i think it looks like a wind event. one of the forecast models is hinting at that. maybe around the 21st, 22nd could be our next rain. 30s for temperatures or 40s. 41 oakland. they were at 40. 40 at the berkeley marina. i mean it's cold, not only inland but also around the bay. not much going on. the little system off northern california producing a few high clouds. but it will still be sunny. hazy skies. denvers in the 50s. we're just running out of daylight. without any breeze in the east or northeast, it's tough to get over 60 degrees. things look very quiet. maybe a little bit warmer on the lows as we go into the weekend. i think more wind on monday an tuesday. >>> san

that we needed to say we need mass transportation of the road because once the bus went sideways on lakeshore drive, that day. nobody's going anywhere because you're still sign two inches an hour. people are tracking their cars. so it is a disaster within a disaster and you have to avoid that and that is going to take emergency managers and officials trust in us and not afraid to be in the period you had a situation here, or five inches came in two hours and not shut down. he spent the night of the george washington parkway? anybody? >> unfortunately, they make a decision to let everybody out early, but it came early. you could see it on the radar. there was no question. maybe the thing to do is keep everyone in place, especially with a short-lived, hard-hitting and then come up the road crews get out and maybe canceler sits on mass transportation for a while. my point is there's better planning that can go underway because a lot of ability has gotten so much better. we can give you what is going to happen within the hour, what happens within a two hour. and you know what, it's not always goi

they said we needed to get mass transportation off the road because once a bus went sideways on lakeshoreing at two inches an hour. it's a disaster within a disaster and you have to report that and that is going to take emergency managers, local officials trusting in us and not being afraid of being wrong. you had a situation here where five inches came in about two hours and that shut down. we spent the night in the george washington parkway. anybody? unfortunately, they made a decision to let everybody out early, but you could see it on the radar. there was no question, so maybe the thing to do is just kind of keep everybody in place especially with a short-lived, hard-hitting event. let the road crews get out there and plowing may be canceled mass transportation for a while. my point is there is better planning that can go underway because the level of forecasting ability has gotten so much better. we can give you times. we can give you what is going to happen within the hour and what is going to to happen within the two-hour period. it's not always going to be right but in a situation