and to set it up at lakeshore and to do that. norman's proposal was to have one built ourselves. we're going to build one up here, it costs 12 thousand dollars to move it up here and to drive it into the city i wanted to say that also has been an expense, but other than that, those are the money behind some of the expenditures and i just wanted to end on that part of it. it has been kind of ambiguous because we've been starting at one school and we added lakeshore and the staff participate ining the program, they may have one adult after school two adults after school, four adults after school after we work the kinks out we'll come up with the parameters, we had noontime people that were not getting paid very much, and we you started with the money and we fixed these problems along the way, that concludes our presentation. i really want to extend my thank you to sal and to the sac for their leadership in stepping up and also to principal greg john and sfpd for being great partners chief sir, the moment i called him at the beginning and norman reached out to them, they're 100% beh

i think i had an opportunity to come out and watch it in action at lakeshore and i was completely impressed and not only do i think it's a leadership program for our students but actually the way the students even tell parents, have a good day after they take their child from the car and escort them to the yard is such a pleasant thing i think a way to start your day. having had three children in had this sdrigt the pick up and drop off is hobble, san francisco residency has grown by 10 thousand new residents every year that we're seeing an increase in traffic too, so this increase in traffic awareness of pedestrian safety i think is really important. another thing that i noticed at around the school sites is the increased visibility ability students walking to and from schools because of the vest in front of the cones and everything set up that i think drivers also are much more aware that students are crossing and even though we have done things such as the yellow crosswalks, but it gives much more visibility to drivers because there are students standing there with their vests and then i

since 1989 i have been pastor on the lakeshore baptist church in oakland. we are dedicated to seeking the peace of our city. >> that's 26 years. >> yes. >> great, great. without even giving you a memo, you are in red. >> spirit moved. >> right. tell us about pentecost. if you were speaking to a congregation that knew nothing about pentecost, what would you say first? >> pentecost is a time where the spirit is moving to empower the people. so instead of folk focusing on jesus, jesus is then turning the table around to say now it is your turn. you take it and you run with it because we are the hands and the feet and the body in flesh of god. >> i like that. i like that. jim. >> i am thinking exactly the same way. knowing this day was coming i called a gathering of folks in the congregation and said tell me what you think about pentecost. i represent you. one of the folks said the same thing. pentecost is a kind of graduation. jesus says as i have been physically with you, now you body of christ, you are going to be physically present, empowered by the spirit

two of the things that particularly commissioner fewer talked about so my kids actually went to lakeshore and i was [inaudible] two of the things you brought up the habit of having people park on the other side of the street, it's just really obvious there and then having their kids run across the street, we've had kids hit by cars there years ago even when my kids were there and on middle field and lake merced boulevard which is the entrance and exit into that neighborhood from the big traffic boulevard, there used to be a stop sign. when my kids first went there where now there's a light there wasn't anything there not even a stop sign. at that time when we tried to get a light there they said, well, we can't put a light anywhere unpleasing somebody gets killed, so i said we're going to wait for an elementary kid get killed and then we'll get a light, there were some accidents at that intersection and i wants to remind all of us i think it was at our last meeting or recently, we discussed the municipal railway services and how we had finally after decades been able to get the muni to ch

that's one aof the new media coverage that we had when we were doing the street smarts program at lakeshore elementary, the great day, four day event we invited a bunch of schools within that same area to come and visit and get an educational experience on street smarts, how to cross the street and play the video game, it was a wonderful event i wish we had it every year. without further adieu i'm going to speed up the powerpoint presentation and go to the ongoing outreach we're doing at each schooling, right now we have 9 schools joining the three existing schools that began last year for a total of 12 schools to fully participate in the next year, 2015-2016 year, they are alamo, daniel webster, sunset joe ortega, argonne, sutro cleveland, lafayette, ullon. ideally what we want to do is target the 5200 students and teach them traffic safety and road safety. i also have a video of what we have an idea, six minutes long, is that enough time? >> do you want that one? >> what are we showing? >> it's a six minute long video of the richie's neighborhood. >> i think it would be okay, this is the

i think you can get a decent commute. 580 is recommended if you can use it through the lakeshore area to 24 that's better. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza that's backed up, 15 to 20-minute delay to the toll plaza before you make it on to the span and no major problems. we're looking at the south bay, northbound 185 off to the -- 101 and 85 off to a good start. >>> it's game day. they'll be alive tonight at the arena and they'll make another attempt to eliminating the houston rockets. we have important tips before tipoff. >> reporter: if you want to come to the game i have a pair of seats for you pam, dave, guess how much, take a guess how much you think these are going for. 5,000. >> i'll go with that. >> 7200. >> that's a little steep. you know, you guys can handle it. okay if you want a better bargain look at peanut heaven, we have a pair of seats at $150 so, that's $1300. >> that's not too bad. >> tipoff is at 6:00, doors open at 4:00 and if you plan on getting here you're strongly advised to take mass transit barter and that's because they have an away game today. the st

your alternate route is westbound 5, it still looks good as you drive over to the lakeshore curve.ing better, the lanes are open. there was so much slow traffic it needs to cycle through. we expect it to get better in the next half-hour or so but we don't know for sure, we'll have a lot of people showing up here and getting caught in unusually slow traffic. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights come on at about 5:45 and if you're driving on 580, we have earlier problems on the altamont pass, the traffic will be busy anyway through this area, as you know, 280 and 580 slow getting into livermore. 533 let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal, the golden state warriors back home aneroid for the conference finals against the houston rocket. they need one more win to move on to the finals. and tara moriarty joins us with how fans are gearing up for the big fame. it will be loud tonight. >> reporter: it definitely will be loud. if there is just two things i want you to take away from this conversation. it's bart and capitol corridor, take mass transit because th

but spectators gathered on the lakeshore are on the verge of witnessing a release of a staggering amountf glacial tension. as they stand almost beneath it, the face of the glacier crumbles before their eyes. the crashing ice sent soaring waves directly to the bystanders. it all happens in seconds. there's no time to react. >> there's one person, who is not moving at all. even after the biggest piece falls in. my impression is he's still trying to take pictures. >> the powerful wave slams a dozen victims into the freezing lake and lashes them against the rocks. >> the water was very cold. they were beaten by the wave and taken away. they could have hit their head on the rocks. >> it's a terrifying moment, waiting to see if everyone is accounted for. >> in this case, the risk was very high, and people underestimated the risk. >> scientists think the dramatic event was caused by heavy rains in previous weeks. >> and so all this water was somehow stored in the glacier. and it started to move within the glacier. >> everyone survives, but a dozen people sustain injuries, and many more are shak

in lake eufala dennis lives along a lakeshore flooded drooish. >> i have moved the room empty because i expect it to flood. >> no matter how far the waters rise, he says he won't leave. >> i'm going to stay until i have to swim out. >> reporter: in the meantime the red cross is helps those displaced. the good news is it will likely end a drought that has been here for years. >> rachel thank you. >>> people are cleaning up after a tornado touched down. it packed winds of up to 140 miles an hour. many had broken windows to missing rooftops. meteorologist scott padgett is tracking the memorial day storms. scott, good morning. >> good morning. the potential of strong to severe storms continues in parts. from austin to near dallas. damaging winds to isolated tornados can't be ruled out with the enhanced risk of severe weather. then to near houston by later today, but the potential of more severe weather into the evening hours. along the eastern seaboard. for memorial day, temperatures in the 80s. maybe some storms near atlanta. anthony? >> scott thanks. >>> newly released video shows a mas

we have it on 580 out of san leandro past 13 and over to the lakeshore curve. you can use 580 because there's no trucks there. >>> a major drug-smuggling bust involving bay area airport workers. the justice department says 14 people have been charged in a marijuana distribution operation that went through oakland airport. tara moriarty hoos been out -- has been out there and has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: an undercover agent says this is not just a problem here at oakland but at airports all across america. baggage handlers, abusing their ability to avoid security checkpoints. now, prosecutors say that three of those arrested were baggal handlers for southwest airlines. officials say they avoided checkpoints, stashed packages of marijuana in the plane's underside, then either put them through checked luggage or handed them to passengers who would put the drugs in their carry on bags. >> is that what they did? >> yeah. >> drama. i guess the criminals are getting more creative. >> reporter: officials say the marijuana was flown to nash ville, l

we have some lowing at highway 13 on the way to lakeshore. i put arrows on the east bay commute.a lot of slow traffic on the commutes. you know, it shouldn't concern you but it's definitely slow. no picnic there. we go to the peninsula. traffic very slow heading south into the valley. 8:0. back to the desk. >>> a developing story in san francisco continues at this hour. a man suspected of threatening his girlfriend remains holed up inside an apartment building. the standoff forced neighbors to evacuate their homes and they were not allowed back overnight. tara moriarty joins us live from the scene and any movement yet from police? >> reporter: not too much. although we did notice that s.w.a.t. teams were on the bullhorn trying to coax the suspect out. we do know that if -- if you take a look behind me, there is a tactical unit right here sort of blocking what's behind it and that's something that the police do not want us to show because it could compromise officers' safety. police negotiators have been trying to get the suspect to surrender for a long type, almost 12 hours -- lo

it's backing unout of san leandro all -- up out of san leandro all the way up to the lakeshore area.ng north. highway 13 is also a mess getting up toward the caldecott tunnel. 8:03. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> a chilling encounter between a 13-year-old and a sexual assault suspect has police in san jose asking for your help. the young girl tells ktvu she was followed and attacked inside her home. janine de la vega joins us live from san jose where the girl's story and the -- with the girl's story and the attack. >> reporter: she's a brave girl. only in 8th grade but managed to scare this man off. she and her parents are hoping police will catch this predator. now, here are some images of the man that police need help identifying. he's described as being white in his 30s with a thin build and about 6 feet tall. ktvu is protecting the identity of the 13-year-old girl he followed home on tuesday afternoon. here's some surveillance video showing him walking to her home. he approached her at the doorstep and started to ask her questions that grew increasingly personal. she al

as you come out of hayward around get up to slrd. 580 is a much better route all way up into the lakeshoreot of people taking today off to a four-day weekend. >>> we're getting reaction from boy scout troops to the recommendation by the president of the boy scouts of america to end the ban on gay scout leaders. the surprise announcement came from robert gates at the group's annual meeting in atlanta yesterday. he's now the group's president. gates says the social, political and judicial changes across the country led to his decision. it was welcomed news to people involved with boy scouts in the bay area who have been pushing for the change. >> it's very hard for us to raise money. it's very hard for us to get members. getting rid of this policy is going to -- in northern california is going to really help that. >> in his remarks, gays recommended allowing local scouting grooms to decide for themselves whether to allow gay leaders. >>> one of the biggest online dating websites has contacted law enforcement reporting a data breach. we're talking about adultfriendfinder.com. they say informa