and let us check-in with jacqueline.forecast. >> >> foggy and cool out there again but we will see warming lighter and more at that in and now, with that fog making its way back to the coastline by noon. with mostly sunny skies, similar temperatures and warm, dry air the we are expecting on sunday is not here yet. similar temperatures from it yesterday with 60s on a coastline, low 80s, inland. the fog tracker for this morning the fog is pushing back to the bay shore by 9:00>> and it is been a foggy and cool summer we are seeing that fog of there right now. the same with the cool temperatures, the fog by noon. we will see a big change as we go into sunday temperatures inland will only be the low 80s, upper 60s along the bay shore, and 50s along the tomorrow, several degrees of a warm-up. nearly 90's, and the temperatures will be the same is with a fog is going to linger. warmer, drier air will build into sunday and eliminate week we're really going to be heating up in will start to look extended forecast coming up in just

you know, there was a cold mask out there that could lower our temperatures let us check-in with jacquelineennett. she will give us the support of whirred. >> a list of the fog along the coastline and even light drizzle early this morning. . as we go into the actress will havfog,n the afternoon with temperatures stain on the cool side. upper 50s along the coastline, low 70's in our warmest in the spot said. in the store tracker, this is the tail end of to the north. you can see the rain in origin, northern california, and the rain will push through in advance. that will promote our temperatures to plummet, and showers could follow. not extensive rainfall just light showers and only in a few choice spots. let us take a look con futurecast, it brings this through early sunday morning. you can see the numbers are down the peninsula, along the coastline, the east bay hills and our inland spots. not a lot of rain at all with one count of an inch. it is going to be very early. -one-tenth of an inch, the future cash will pick up. just a few sprinkles as well. futurecast. and there were temperature

the staff and management of kron could let us get stale and let us try and be reporters or anchors.hey want you to learn other crafts. that's great. at age 72, i'm happy. speaking for vicky and all of us, thank you for not letting us get stale. >> how nice. >> go out, do some camera work. it's all great. >> it is. >> and i'm only 71. >>> all right. bret favre wouldn't get out of his truck, but he did say he won't retire from football. >> i haven't made the decision yet. [ indiscernible ] >> i'm sick of him. >>> quite a surprise for a teacher today in oakley. we'll tell you quickly, frank beatty is his name. he was honored as the nfl teacher of the year. he played four years for the seattle seahawks. now he's a teacher and vote the number one by the nfl. >> good night, everybody. [ george ] this is state farm pocket agent larissa buerano. and i'm actual agent larissa buerano. larissa can tell you how you can get discounts of up to 40%. but so can your neighbors. they can also tell you how state farm's new pocket agent iphone app can help you manage your account, find the nearest gas

nobody lets us know. --bad outreach. >> very bad. nobody lets us know. anyway, i'm glad they're recommended that they be out reach. without letting people an option to renew, and they are not going to renew, said they are leaving it, which is going to let us go ahead with the renovation, and that is what we were concerned about. so the thing is this -- we would like to be told about things. we would like to have a meeting in each neighborhood because there are 11 district. you should reach out to each district because when we come here, we have three minutes. we can ask a question, but we do not get an answer. that is the problem. we need to have discussions and know what is going on and know what is going to be done because we are not getting answers. we are getting all kinds of evasion and this and that excuses, and it is not acceptable, so there are a lot of us. it is not just me. there is a whole lot of us that come before you that complain, and you know that. you hear them all the time, so let's get ahead with this thing. let's have discussions, and

let us open up item number 24 public comment. -- and let us open up item number two to public comment. we will take that without objection. madam clerk, please call item 3. >> item 3, resolution accepting and expanding a gift valued at not less than $1.50 million from the friends of dolores park playground and the mercer fund to the recreation and park department for the renovation of the children's playground. chairperson avalos: do we have a representative from the rec and park department? let us go ahead and open it up for public comment. seeing no one come forward, we will close public comment. a motion to approve. we will take them without objection and move to the full board with recommendation. an >> item 4, resolution authorizing the san francisco department of public health to accept and expand retroactively a grant from the centers of disease control and prevention in the amount of $166,666 to fund the stop study for june 15, 2010 throughout june 14, 2011. chairperson avalos: any representative from the department of public health? >> i am from the department of public healt

let us champion them. let us support them and let them on it. if it is small scale, it is easy to provide great training. it is easy to get people committed to making it work. we are trying to take a quantum leap forward. i

let us champion them. let us support them and let them on it. if it is small scale, it is easy to provide great training. it is easy to get people committed to making it work. we are trying to take a quantum leap forward. i think we need to take a few steps before we take those leaps. student delegate rose: i would like to thank you all on behalf of the student advisory council. i am a student delicate. what we do is we talk to kids -- to representatives in each school in the district -- about different problems. restorative justice has been one of our key elements, one of our key topics. all of us have had that trend that has been expelled or suspended and had their lives turned upside down when they just need a second chance. you were talking about mutual respect. i believe that is a key ingredient in a better environment in the school. you do not want to be or feel like the teacher is off on a power trip, or they have ownership and power over you. a lot of teachers act like they do. with restorative justice comes a second chance. i feel that

let us know. let us know what is happening. do not be sneaky about what you guys are doing, you know? [applause] that is what it feels like. president kim: you have 5 more minutes. [applause] >> my name is priscilla. i am a teacher at horace mann. i am not speaking on behalf of all features. i am speaking from my heart. the school district has put oarsman families and teachers in a very difficult position. if it had been made clear from the beginning of the year that metro would have been sharing our campus we could have worked toward a smooth transition. instead, the plans we made for next year have to be hastily revised. the scorecard promises to create better communication with parents and families. when the district make major decisions without full communication we are unable to involve parents in our plans. this affects the trust parents have in the teachers and the trust teachers have with the administration. when we have the same administration at the same time -- the same information at the same time, we can work toget

let us get to telephone calls.ur question, what our expectations of those we elect to office and what cannot respect to much. let us begin with a call from craig on independent line. caller: first of all, i appreciate you taking my call. i grew up a long time ago and my teachers told me that we get the government that we deserve. so, we have aren't this government through our own lack of education, research, and checks and balances that the voters and sure. and due to the fact that we have backed off on educating ourselves and keeping track of what is going on, we have gotten the the government we have today. had we spend more time making sure that our government was doing what it was supposed to be doing, what it was hired to do, and stop listening to these political pundits and talking heads, i think we would have a better government. it is a reflection of us, the voter. host: republican from raleigh, north carolina. welcome to the conversation. caller: the wheat place to much blame or get to the credit to politi

let us talk about how things could should focus morning and throughout the day. will you're on fire. there was a good transition. i like that. here's a look inside, james lick, we are dealing with local of, for once again. be prepared for delivery address was his support for the doors are remiss to result if you're in downtown san francisco noon we are getting up to 58 high temperature only 61 cooley of from yesterday. but down against the upper 50s by david rockefeller. we're reducing noticeably cooled down in some locations here's the right to the treasures as were the fog is a long 101 up to the north bay. just not right making its way into doubt that the now just starting to move into livermore valley fight oppression suffered just as the san jose we can see the fog rolling down one on one and along the coastline. kennedy center's outside saying school in the '50s, 52 san francisco, 57 hayward, 57 oakland, 55 livermore, 59 san jose, a mt. view and los gatos 58. afternoon highs getting up to about 80 degrees, that's come in number. a little cooler than sonoma

let us know. with the limited resources most city departments have we go where we have complaints and that's bottom line for. our program here if we know there's concern in a specific area and if there's a reoccurring problem in a specific spot we can take action if we know it's there. please give us a call and do let us know about it. 554 - 2349. >> with that unfortunately we've run out of time. i encourage you to stay on panel three. education and community involvement and please stay >> good afternoon, i am christina and i the programmer manager for the city and welcome to the 2008 safety summit. i am not going to do karaoke, don't worry. again, welcome to the afternoon session of the 2008 pedestrian safety summit, and i am christina and the pedestrian programmer manager for the city. would like tow are mind that you we assistive listening devices and feel free to check one out. and with that, we will move into the afternoon welcome and given to us today by supervisor carmen chu and welcome her

now let us honor our veterans of the victory song. as the eager stands before us, remember, those warriors that paid the ultimate price for our freedoms, let us remember that freedom is not free. there is a cost for freedom. our warriors paid that price that we could enjoy the freedom that we have tonight together to assemble, to honor, to sing and dance. we thank our warriors, our receipt advance -- veterans. >> hornering all branches of service -- honoring all branches of service, tonight in this veterans song, remembering those who served the united states army, the united states marine corps, united states navy, united states air force, the merchant marines. the clothes that we wear, these are warrior clothes that they wear, the regalia of the eagle feathers, the buckle. these are the uniforms of our american indian men, the warrior societies, before those service branches of the united states government forces. thank you. you may be seated. thank you very much for standing. a long opening ceremony. we appreciate it. right now we'r

let us replace that flame with a light of hope. let us realize our dream of a world free of nuclear weapons so that our children and all succeeding generations can live in freedom, security, and peace. >> he witnessed the painful memories of hiroshima at the peace memorial museum. a survivor's testimony about the devastating impact of the atomic bomb deeply touched the secretary general. >> i was blown a distance of ten meters. the next thing i knew the site where the school building had stood was full of people with terrible burns, all over their bodies. my friends were crying. >> those records will guide us toward the right direction, inspiring us to work harder in nuclear disarmament. >> the day will hopefully be remembered as a major step forward in realizing the goal of a nuclear-free world. >> by sending the u.s. ambassador to the ceremony, what is president barack obama aiming to achieve? >> president obama has announced his intention to rid the world of nuclear weapons in a speech last year in prague. in april, he signed a

[laughter] let us do a survey. [laughter] i know. tonight you are not going to be getting enough sleep. schools start times and sleep -- a recent poll conducted by the national sleep foundation -- they did a lot of work finding out about people's sleep patterns. they found that 60% of children under the age of 18 complained of being tired during the day. 15% said they fell asleep at school during the year. as a former principal, i have met with many of those students. [laughter] i mean we walked into the classroom. recount how many of them. on april 2 of 1999, representative -- a democrat introduced a congressional resolution to encourage schools and school districts to reconsider early morning start times to be more in sync with teenagers' biological makeup. at a national level, it has brought attention to how much time -- what is the maximum time and what is the optimum time for teenagers to function well? for them to function well, how much time do they need to sleep? there was even a congressional resolution, number 135, or what

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so for a brief moment, let us pause to recognize the accomplishments of many, but let us be ever mindful of our ultimate goal in the service of even more. thanks. with that, i want to turn the program back over to the caltrans spokesman. [applause] >> ok, i would like to thank our speakers today for their great comments in acknowledging this moment in history and all the work that has been done by the bay bridge team and basically conclude the ceremony portion of what we are going to be doing today. for those of you in the media that are going to be taking the boat trip, i need to talk with you for a few minutes, so give us basically invented to excuse everybody. those of you in the media, please stay right here. i'm going to go over the next steps we have to do to go out on the water to see this thing very closely. also, thank you to the warriors for showing up today, and taking this icon literally on to their uniforms. thanks, everybody. one minute, media. >> and they will want to thank them for the lumir willingness. i want to recognize that we also have a very diverse group of indivi

let us see if he says hear anything with sergeant michael regrets. >> the couple that you detained, the couple are both handcuffed. are you saying? >> i do not have that information. >> and there were not in handcuffs. and i do not want to give you any false information. >> i do not have any information. >> and you were saying that there was no handcuffs but >> i do not know what your information. >> are they still in custody? >> and while they were removed, >> all passengers were removed from the plane. and brought on a terminal buses to the terminal area. >> not everybody was question? >> i do not know what questions i only know there were taken of the airplane. >> the threat was called and was there any connection? >> there was a verbal threat with the threat of a hijacking. >> where did the call go to? >> the information was from san francisco police department airport bureau. >> so the call came into the airport? we received the >> from an outside agency that is all i can tell you. >> and is this not a credible source? >> i did not say that. >> and now you are saying that it is cre

let us act so that this disaster to not become a man-made catastrophe. let us givehis our all. thank you very much. >> i think the secreta general predict thank the secretary general for his statement and i now call and give the floor to his excellency, shah mahmood qureshi. you are most welcome and allow me to express solidarity. you have the floor. >> mr. president, excellencies, convey to you the gratitude of the people of pakistan to convene a plenary meeting of the general assembly. let me thank the secretary general for his comprehensive plan. the people of pakistan had deeply appreciated the secretary general's close personal engagement in the relief operations in pakistan. i would like also to thank the hon. ministers for their presence to express solidarity and support to the people of pakistan. mr. president, what we see in pakistan today is a national calamity of unprecedented proportions. according to the reports, the effect is larger than the combined effect of the tsunami and the earthquake. pakistanis are a resilient people. we're not strangers to challenges or d

and let us role that video.ivers having to stop with a cable car loading/unloading passengers. and for the most part, this is been ignored for several drivers for the last 50 years. >> and according to cable car operators the worst place to find these offenders is at this intersection of height in california. and not only were this is one stop or about to stop. drivers are required to stop at the rear of the cable car and not permitted to move into the cable car is moving. this city is even posting signs to not passed the cable car. many times this is ignored. the ticket illegally is over $250! and one. on a license that is the high cost for not wanting to we just a few extra seconds. and san francisco, as democrats, kron 4 news. aha >> it give an idea? e-mail us at: peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.com. com. vern and all-purpose running back. vern glenn and he just signed later this afternoon, all details coming up. >> and right now, www.kron.com you can check out the stanley roberts report on people behaving badly e-

. >> and in his short life he let us memory memories. >> please to not drink and drive. >> and on thisve of the two week, the 13th day labor day crackdown local law enforcement passed the hat for donations for the family and presented the family with a $4,000 check today. 44 year-old also faces felony, d y, and vehicular homicide and remains in custody-dashed the why. >> this just in to the kron 4 news room the weekend shares office says that marijuana, eradication on public lands of the marin municipal water district confiscated-destroyed at 7000 outdoor plants with an estimated street value of $20 million. they say that all three sides with littered with dangerous chemicals and officers also found ammunition for a $225 caliber handgun. one witness was suspectedspotted but not apprehn kerman, kron 4 news. i grabbed my son a juice box...and left the cooler lid open. twenty minutes later, all our hot dogs were gone. and so was most of the car. my mercury agent, steve, told me the car was covered. i switched to mercury because i saved hundreds of dollars on my car insurance, but it was t

. >> thank you, dan, and the university of san francisco julie nice, chula, let us talk about dan just mentioned about this time line. and it seems to be an expedited time line is that unusual for the court? >> you know, on the final of this is everything turns out to be unusual about this of block >> and the ninth circuit is ordering backers of proposition 8. weather or not they have legal standing for this appeal. them one the court does this, are they acknowledging that this is controversial, emotional the could avocations across the country. >> is that quebec could decide? to speed this up? >> i think that this could be speeding this up and requiring to be related. in other words, the court is giving the proposition 8 the state but they're not quite sure if there of legal standing to appeal. and they're going to move this up more quickly and resolve these issues because we understand that rights are pending. pamela's talk about that record, supporters of that people better against same-sex marriage do not have any standing. if there's any question, with the court granted that staty

it is by half a cent so let us call it 1¢. they show that it is now $2.70 nationwide. 'll never find that here, the average shares $3.60. let's look at san francisco. oakland is at 311 and san jose is also at $3.11. cal >> transcends it will keep to its key services. it is closing at $2 million budget gap. they are giving service to gilroy and weekend service will likely remain open during the 2011 fiscal year. they're looking for $85,000 a year in the weekend services for disabled more than 200,000. the officials are still considering more service cuts including the reduction of midday, leet weekend service. >> san jose since can now go on line to get their diplomas. the liberty online program as a new school district sponsored virtual school ended is geared towards independent learners or students who do not do well in traditional classroom environments. the program is free and is open to any student that is between the ages of 6 and 12. >> they formed a major-league pitcher he is one to be arranged. he is basing perjury charges stemming from the testimony here back i

and if you have locations that are problematic, let us know and you can do that through 311 or let us know today. and how a city goes from a ban on right turn on red. and that's a debate and if people want to see that, it will happen on a policy level and it will have transit effect and there isn't a lot of scientific evidence to support the benefits that outweight the costs. and that's something that today people can think about from a policy level of how to change that. >> okay, we have time for questions. >> and i had a question about bulb outs. as we were saying and a very useful way to increase visibility for pedestrians, and i observed that caltran is reluctant to allow the pedestrian to stand out further than the onstreet parking, because it increases liability. and i believe there is an exception on van ness and this is called a mistake by caltran. >> i sorried, i used up all my answer time. i can't comment on a specific project, because i know nothing about it. because we don't have hard guidance in the manual, we allow on an exception basis, and the rule of thumb, you don't

head on over to www.kron4.com you can read the entire ruling and join a live dog conversation to let us know what you think of the judge's decision. >> a live look inside these are pictures from san francisco castro district were celebrations are under way. to celebrate the ruling by jawed shock walker overturning proposition 8 the ban on same- sex marriage. elaine march with all its city hall will be back with a lot more ahead. "meg whitman says she'll run california like her company..." seen this attack on meg whitman? who are these people? they're the unions and special interests behind jerry brown. they want jerry brown because, he won't "rock the boat," in sacramento. he'll be the same as he ever was. high taxes. lost jobs. big pensions for state employees. the special interests have chosen their governor. how about you? when i realized that along with all the gifts that i'd be getting a lot my husband's old stuff. fortunately, i got his mercury insurance too. mercury had better coverage, better service and and we saved hundreds of dollars by combining our home and auto insurance p

then the city fathers in the 1920's let us knock down the hill, let us extend second street, and it finishes at the ballpark now. as you move south along second, that whole area, you get into rock. many of these old warehouse buildings, as you approach rincon hill, are sitting on rock. if you go down to king street, which is the street that fronts the ballpark, if you cross the street from the ballpark and the look on the sidewalk, there is actually a little brass plates that depict the location of the bluff that existed, the transition from the beach to the vertical cliffs that existed at second street. at second and king. all of that was taken down, and they have built warehouses. now at his condominium developments. and portions of mission bay. the first building of mission bay, third and townsend -- i am sorry, third and king, it is a rock site. if you go further into mission bay, it goes from rock to week bay mud. -- weak bay mud. this is on the folsom? >> the old wonder bread bakery. a little bit higher up. >> that particular building, if you look closely, the rock has actually receded

so for a brief moment, let us pause to recognize the accomplishments of many, but let us be ever mindful of our ultimate goal in the service of even more. thanks. with that, i want to turn the program back over to the caltrans spokesman. [applause] >> ok, i would like to thank our speakers today for their great comments in acknowledging this moment in history and all the work that has been done by the bay bridge team and basically concl

let us keep the west side of the waterfront quiet. let us keep it at 40 feet. we did it for good reason down the other end. we cannot do anything about the south side. let's keep the north side beautiful. there is no comparison. president fong: allan mark. >> hello. i am a resident of washington hills for 20 years and a homeowner there. i have also been a member of the telegraph club for 18 years. i am the president of the company involved in real estate consulting on the residential side. i strongly support the northeast embarcaderos study. it has been very thorough, very well thought out. this town averages about 1000 sales a year of condos. at the peak of the market, there were 3000 condominium sold in 2007. right now we have 800 left that are not in contract. there is virtually no new residential construction going on in the market. i do not see anything happening for the next year or two. i envision another shortage of housing, unfortunately. many developments take a minimum of 18 months to three years to build. i know the embarcadero very well. i think we

let us all we commit to mentoring. -- recommit to mentoring. can learn to become well read, well spoken note -- all of our students can learn to become well read, well spoken, well-traveled. the five wells that will be our people to excellence. as i take my seat, i am delighted to note that glenn beck -- to know that glenn beck is here on this day. this is something we can all celebrate, standing on common ground, but in preparing for "i have a dream," he read the words of jesus, to care for the poor and incarcerated. the world is equally balanced with a good and evil, and your next act will tip the scale. thank you. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> they are still coming in. they are still coming in. keep moving down, and gradually -- let me now born to the podium from a baptist church in detroit -- let me now bring to the podium from a baptist church in detroit -- you know what? i am sitting up here looking. big time baptist church in detroit. please welcome t