. >> i'm lisa foster, a consultant to the sfmta, and i was named project manager for the accessible parking policy advisory committee. did you already say that jessie couldn't come? >> so carla johnson, the interim director of mayor's office on disability and jessie the director of independent living resources of san francisco were both going to be here today and they couldn't make it and they send their apologies so i will be presenting with bob instead. >> on the screen to your left you see a picture of a man driving a vehicle equipped for use by hand control. part of what we need to make you clear of is description of the problem, then the process we went through, our recommendations and next steps. we want to increase access to parking for people with disabilities, as well as decrease the parking placard abuse or misuse. in gentleman is driving a vehicle equipped with hand controls, has the placard. his problem is not his limitations or his disable. his problem is finding a parking space. people who have disabilities, we can't find the parking we need when we need it close to our destin

foster parent. > oh, god! >> adrienne maloof and lisa vanderpump were at the same event.at's a big deal. >> shegives her a kiss. >> like everything is cool, we're friendly. >> she's trying to embarrass her, and she's saying, "oh, you bitch!" >> craig robinson said he

foster parent. > oh, god! >> adrienne maloof and lisa vanderpump were at the same event. under the same roof together. >> that's a big d

. >>> hi, i am lisa fletcher, and you are in the stream. it's designed to help, but many say foster care needs an overhaul. the real lives of foster parents, foster children and the system that may be failing. >>> could you take in a child and offer care at one of the most vulnerable points in their lives? >> well, we got interested in foster care kind of by accident way back in probably 15 years ago. there was a girl, a local girl at

. >> only the first child, lisa, was adopted and the other two were raised as foster children.s chosen because the state does not pay support for adopted children, but child support ranging from 397 to 410 euros is paid per child per month depending on the age of the child. in hindsight and to an observer, it is almost inconceivable that this man claimed support. >> joseph fritzle was not above suspicion. the fact was that nobody, neighbors or social services thought there was anything wrong. >> in the world upstairs, everybody who knew them said so. everything seemed right. the children went to school and did their homework and were brought up strictly by this father. after sometime people would have said this is an honorable man. he may be strict, but as we say say in austria, strictness never heard anybody. all this played a part. >> coming up, did others know about fritzl's cellar? >> at some point did she know about and buy into an aspect of this? could she have been completely ignorant of the husband's nature and character? >> when the longest night returns. bl what if th

the san mateo bridge is eight minutes from hayward to foster city. 101 away from 880 there are a few headlights making it in the number direction. lisa has at look at the cool forecast. >> shorter days, low sun and marine layer from 1,400' to 2,000 feet allowing for a tricky forecast. the fog is headed up the coast. we will not warm up too much. 43 right new in novato. low clouds and half-a-mile visibility for you and 51 in livermore and 49 in concord. we have temperatures that are cooler this morning by a couple of degrees by big-time cooling in napa. a little bit warmer at our coast which is provides the blanket over the bay. 50 for most and upper 40 to start and 60's by noon and mid-70's inland valley and holding steady for the first part of the weekend. >> come mights are breathing a sigh of relief and holding their breath in light of no bart strike which that is just delayed. >> good morning, i can say good morning to bart rider because it is a "good" morning. the trains are running. in hayward a handful of people arrived. the station is all cheer. what matters is it is open and running and the first train coming through at 4:30

>>> hi, i am lisa fletcher, and you are in the stream. it's designed to help, but many say foster care needs an overhaul. the real lives of foster parents, foster children and the system that may be failing. >>> could you take in a child and offer care at one of the most vulnerable points in their lives? >> well, we got interested in foster care kind of by accident way back in probably 15 years ago. there was a girl, a local girl that didn't have a place to stay. >> we just knew that we had a loving family and a fun household and that we knew we could help. >> we just sat down and said we are going to do this or not and yeah. especially after seeing her, for crying out loud. there was no way in heck that was going to happen. >> on any given day, roughly 400,000 kids are in foster care. the general age for a foster child is nine, and they spend on average about two years in the system because their parents can't care for them. studies show foster children often suffer from croonic health issues, developmental delays and are almost twice as likely to suffer from post-traumatic stres