the pft is looking at the corridors and looking at what is the congestion now for the corridor. this is what we are looking at for the specific corridors that have the transit head ways which is the time between the transit services in the morning peak. they will have their head ways improved which you have more frequent service. >> we are talking about in the morning, but what about the afternoon? >> this is shows the peak transit head ways. it's going to determine whether it's a.m. and p.m. or a combination of all of them. >> right now you are committed to a.m. head ways. >> our metric we are using now is a.m. and p.m. head ways. we are looking to have all of these covered. it's kind of a process that we go through and in the recommendations it will specifically layout that information. so, key examples in the eastern neighborhoods area of the 9 l express which right now runs every 12 minutes, will be improved to every 10 minutes. 14 l to 5 minutes and the 14 l to 7 1/2 minutes. these are all again subject to funding and approval. we need to get the funding to do the capital i

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at the you look telecommunications act of 1996, we have to look at what is in that act. place stillin cognizant and where we are today? through the hearings that we have been having, you just go through the entire line. say,ave to look at it and is this the world were going to or 5, 10, 20ar, years down the road. >> will ease spectrum be available for these 1.4 devices per capita across the world? >> we're looking at having an auction next year. it will go into the first quarter of 2015. when we look at that time frame out there, we ran over to the fcc war room. this will be the most complicated auction that has ever occurred. we are trying to repack for folks out there who are giving out -- giving up on broadcast. then you run into questions, how will this play out for the different individuals or companies out there? if they want to get into this option? -- auction? are we taking up too much spectrum? are we taking up too much spectrum on the defense side? all those things are being looked at and explored. at the same time, this auction will be crucial. the estimate is

we should look at the overall rate. i want you to look at what's been reported already by all hospitals and hospital acquired infections are publically reported by all hospitals. >> is there a particular site for that? >> yeah. i'm not sure whether it's federal or state website. i don't really go look at them. they are just reports. >> i believe it's the website. i heard they are limiting that website. we may ask the board of supervisors to put pressure on the state because the public scrutiny of that data is really important. we'll get back to you on that. >> any other comments? public comment? seeing none, all right. item no. 9. >> the clerk: discussion item question the blue shield's calculation. >> lisa gut be. i'm going to accept set up the questions. one of our unions is looking at the rates and benefits process as the question of hsf regarding the rate setting process from the 2013 and he basically was asking about how was the pricing done and concern that maybe we overpriced 2013 and so i thought the best way to

jane has a great weekend look. >> she looks adorable. >> how cute does she look? a look that i think is perfect for the weekends. all about the layers as i said before. she's wearing a boxier kind of looser top but then pairing it with skinny jeans, important for proportions. if you're wearing something boxy up top, wear something skinny on the bottom. >> conversely true as well? >> fitted on top, wear something fuller on the bottom. you don't want to wear skin tight from head to toe. >> how many layers does have on? >> you can take the sweatshirt on, sweatshirts are having a moment now. >> i love sweatshirts. >> they're cool. >> she has a sweatshirt on underneath. >> tie it around your waist. >> exactly. >> how cute. >> that grunge look. >> with a scrunchy. >> way to go, jane. >> so cute. >> thank you. >> next up we have adriana, the collegiate-inspired look. tell us about that. >> a lot of us probably have that varsity jacket buried in the back of our closet. break it out. it is coming back. she has a varsity jacket on. when you take it off, she has a denim vest

looking to buy, looking to rent. professionals looking to run their business. it's increasingly growing at increasingly rapid. but the price out there is tremendous. so we see a tremendous opportunity. >> how do you see the average transaction being in two or three years? how is that different than maybe when i first bought a place years ago. there are some things staying very, very similar. think of the consumer. ten years ago a consumer would drive around with a map or a cell phone. real estate professionals are mobile professionals. they are using technology in their day to day business so their rules are change iing interestingly, 15 years ago, the agents would disappear and they would be replaced by technology and that has not happened. twet squi fuch? is i can each house is individual. not only look at the information online. they work with the professional. it's a consumer with technology and also a professional. >> i got one last question. we're running out of time here. you are looking at targets on average. you have looked at 35 different targets. you

we're looking pretty good. peninsula is looking good. east bay good.o flight delays out of oakland. i want to show you the beautiful sky over the greater bay area. this is san jose. take you up north to san bruno. beautiful conditions here. we're getting the oranges, the yellows and the reds this morning. and of course san francisco definitely not disappointing us this morning. just spectacular. beautiful conditions. maybe that family in town. doesn't always look like this. we have a lot of fog over the bridges typically but that is not the case. just getting spoiled. i want to talk about your travel forecast because we're likely going to see delays throughout the next couple days. at this point we don't have delays except for ft. lauderdale so keep that in mind we're looking good out of philadelphia but watch for sleet there later on today. new york's laguardia, snow on the way this afternoon. windy in chicago, nashville will see snow and that goes for washington, d.c. as well. so you want to check ahead as we head throughout the next couple days. i c

look at her. >> oh, my gosh. >> look at the other baby. >> the hair plus baby wigs.t of everything. you can go to etsy or our website to figure out where you can get any of these products. >> i can't take it. i'm hot and i know it. home run. home run. >> all right. >> thank you. >> wait until you see how these lucky ladies fared after their ambush make-over. move over flash dance. we're going to show you the right way to pull off the sweatshirt look. >> really? >> yes, hoda. >> where are the babies. >> right after your local news. >>> we're back with a special try day friday edition of our plaza ambush makeover when we pluck two lucky ladies and surprise them with brand new looks. >> here with the results is our resident makeover team, contributor and stylist to the stars. >> here we go. >> louis vacarri, la la la la. everybody's learned it, that's so great. "today" contributor and contributing editor for "people style watch" jill martin. >> hi. >> how was it today? >> the holiday crowds are here, the plaza is jammed, full, easy pick. >> and freezing, yes. >> find ou

if you look at it from this side perhaps that and that (laughter) and if i look at it from this side you see this and that that is cube itching and navigate translated that to his opinions. this is one he doesn't in the midst of a can lodge he drives down and parks his car he sees this view when he's up her and if there's a view there walked through the whole house christopher has the view and all of those are a single imagine that's trying to be true to life. you have parallel bloom highway to give you some idea of how this is much trueer to life this is the stand photograph it's this and that's what it is like to stop at a at the scene. you can imagine it take him days he stood on lards and, you know, walks on all over the place you about the result is his argument is something more true to life and some, some because a photographer pushes the life away from you. one of the things that happens in t in the pivot area of the 80s we need to get out of the straitjacket of that one point prospective but in television and billboards evidentially in our society is one point prospective an

otherwise look for hazy sunshine today.ith us late monday, into tuesday for the north bay and parts of the coastal hills and the east way. nine-mile visibility for oakland, not bad. here's where we have the problem from napa, novato, and even san jose. it will take time for that to clear. here's what we can expect hour by hour. you see the fog here and 9:00 we still have low clouds around the bay. by noontime it begins to break up and we are partly cloudy for the most part. but the clouds will hang along the shoreline, keeping it cool there. then we will fast forward into monday. holiday for most. looking at more cloud cover around the day. temperatures coming down another two to four degrees. still dry, but by the overnight hours here come the rain. in fact, 6:00 monday morning commute on tuesday looks wet for parts of the north bay and also along the san mateo coast. by 8:00 some light showers around but 9:00, 10:00, it does move out and we are left with sunshine throughout the afternoon. warmer temperatures behind the sy

baltimore looking to get closer to cincinnati yesterday. looking good early.rrey smith going up and he stays down. that's going to leave a mark tomorrow on his derrier. baltimore leading 17-0. up 17- 10 the hail mary by cincinnati. hail, yes. a.j. green ties it at 17. we're headed to overtime where justin tucker nails this 46 yarder. baltimore pulls to within two games of cincinnati. they win a nail biter 20-17. >> feels good to get the stink off our shoe. like we stepped in dog do oodo. >> it's a big win. we take them no matter how you get them. >> the nba, last night wizards looking for their third straight. bradley beale, how about a little beale parmesan. i won't take credit for that my producer kevin jones told me that. career high 34. wizards leading by 10 but in overtime kevin durant drops it like a top. he had 33. washington 106-105. caps continuing their west coast string scary moments last night. alex ovechkin down on the ice for a while but good news, got up, skated off. he was okay. that's great news. colorado getting it done with nick holden here.

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it look looks like we'll get to the -- it looks like we'll get through the month without any rain.uthern california might. the system is showing every sign of going south. it will spin in a lot of high clouds. pebble, carmel, south. that would be very weak. we'll get the cloud cover that will come in starting tomorrow into thursday. a lot of high clouds with us. cold for some. not too bad for others. i know a couple of locations in san francisco are in the 50s. high clouds at noon. partly cloudy, 60s to a few very -- to be a few very low 70s. 51 officially san francisco. oakland is at 45. concord at 39. speaking of concord. in fact, some of these 30s have been held up a little bit just by the fear fact because we have the higher clouds. temperatures will start off on the cool side. then start to warm up a little bit. you can see some of the higher clouds. the days are pretty short. santa cruz, capitola gilroy looking for 70. even with the higher clouds filtering in. there's our whopper of the system, the big one moving in. this is all rain, heavy rain. possible of tornadic activity

so, after taking a look at the needs, the task force looked it is needs to repair the core system, to enhance and expand it and is recommending more of the half of the funds be allocated towards core. the reason is we found that the vehicles are in disrepair, the facilities to maintain those vehicles need to be repaired and replaced the rails and overhead fixtures as well as all the signals are also outdated and need to be replaced and if the city attempts to add to the current transportation system on an infrastructure that is so weak, well not be able to successfully provide the kind of reliable and safe transportation system that the riders expect and deserve. so the investment plans looks and streets and the fleet and add the network enhancements already under way, biking and streets improvement and complete and safe streets as well as providing some funding to our regional partners, cal trans and bart. the streets and signals improvement would benefit the eastern neighborhoods as it would on a citywide basis and this would greatly improve the pedestrian right of ways and experien

if we are going to be looking at a debt service, we look at a percentage of 1.25. for start-ups, we like to see startups near 1.25, generally closer to 1.5. the fifth c is collateral. i will put it to you this way. on a startup, we like to say 25% to 30% in the form of cash or real estate that has fungible equity in it. a purchase of real estate will count as collateral. pretty much, at wells fargo, we have this process streamlined. i am the front end. after i review the alone, i put it together, put it into underwriting. they will review the file and see if there is a loan file. then you have the of loan) who works with you through the end. so the average time for a 7a loan, which is my focus, about 35, 45 days. if there are other things that need to be looked at, 45 days to 60 days. we are preferred lending partner. we are able to approve a loan up front, close the loan, and then we go back to get the guarantee. i do not have the exact numbers. i should. i do not know how many loans we did last year. it was a lot. i know we were the first lender -- i do not know,

look out! look out.rd of oz. >> we're going inside. we'll do a little cooking with our oscar winners but first this is "today" on nbc. abandon ship. >> announcer: today's kitchen is brought to you by macy's. >> well, we survived the little wind storm outside although we haven't seen toto in 15 minutes. we're back inside now with the "last vegas "edition of today's kitchen. >> and de niro, freeman, kline are here. are you ready? the book is called cooking from the heart. my favorite lessons learned along the way. >> thrilled to have a few friends here promoting my book for me. >> but these are fall recipes we'll be cooking. >> yes. this is something fun for the holiday season, period. i thought like all of these fellows are so competitive we'd have a cookie competition. what do you think? >> i'm game. >> yeah. >> okay. what have we got? what are we starting with? >> we're going to start right over here with -- actually, let's start with the pumpkins. >> okay. think of this as a casserole with it baked ins

take a look. projects under $10,000 surged first, even before home sales and prices began recovering. now, they're dropping and higher-priced renovations are surging. that may be because investors who had to do cosmetic fixes on distropical depressi distressed homes, and real owner occupants are moving back in. we're seeing the return of home equity. we're seeing the return of confidence, and, of course, a new company that's all set to profit on that and we'll tell you about that coming up on "power lunch." scott? >> appreciate it very much, diana. >>> so bob wettenhall is from rbc, and here on set with the best ways to play. who's making the products that people are going in and buying? >> we love the suppliers to home depot, tremendous momentum driven by consistent home appreciation price in the market. we love names like fortune brands, massco and mohawk, which exhibit extremely strong leverage, and very powerful and potent makeshift to higher-cost projects directly benefits the companies in ta

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soft landing with japan looking better the global context looks much better. we don't have another huge tax increase like at the beginning of next year. the sequester is the fiscal cliff, the debt ceiling, i think those issues are largely behind us and with that said the economy should do pretty well next year. >> you also would like to sees the fed start to do some small, incremental tapering sooner rather than later? >> we would, absolutely. i think the qe1 might have been very necessary, but, you know, if you're in an accident you want painkillers but if you are still using painkillers five years later, maybe the problem is you're addicted to painkillers. >> that could be. >> and as we look at it, qe has outlived its usefulness. >> all right. sam, we'll leave it there. thank you very much for joining us. sam wardwell with pioneer investments. >> thank you. the big buzz ipo of the year has been twitter. the stock there you see it at 41.74, above its offering price, below its first trade price that week or week and a half ago when it launched. more ipos on th

it does not look promising but we will take a look at it and see what is in store for the rest of the week. . >>> this morning you can see the smoke and there is a shelter in place because of a fire at a metal plant. there are dangerous fumes. >> let's check weather and we have low clouds in place, there will be some clouds in place and it looks like a dry november, after a hint ,it looks like it will be north. 30s and 40s

we'll take a break, here is a live look outside as we take a look at our room camera looking that's goodeen the threat over the past couple days but looks like things will set up nicely for a beautiful thanksgiving day. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >>> we're back at 6:25. google has actually added a new feature to its maps designed to help travel res this holiday season and beyond and krontech 4 reporter introduces us to the new feature. take a look. >> reporter: good morning. google has added street view for airports and train stations. this feature works just like the street view of regula

look at the fuss.is k-mart's joe boxer commercial with men moving their hips to the tune of "jingle bells." this is posted on youtube and some say it is in bad taste 679 there is a comment frenzy on k-mart's facebook page with critics saying they will no longer shop there and others think it is funny. what do you think? post your commends on our facebook page. i don't know, in this day of twerking that seems relatively tame but that is one woman's opinion. >> there you have it. i'm going to say, mike, how is the weather? >> we are not touching that. no, we will let kristen decide if that is male twerking. good morning, everyone. we are in bay shore and looking at 101 with the best radar republicans about to move off 101 but this is ponding possible with light-to-moderate rain. in daly city and colma to pack -- pacifica, you can see better radar runs so expect ponding on the roads. this is sliding ever-so-slightly south of due east so want out, milbrae, san bruno and foster city and the san mateo bridge

the question s you do need to look out next week, when we look to the opec meeting.e, opec doesn't have a huge incentive to cut and to keep prices at these levels. but i don't know if they're so willing to get them too low either. remember, iran is the one who needs very high oil prices. if saudi arabia gets a little concerned about iran having nuclear weapons, they may want to smoke iran out and really drop the oil price. we'll have to see next week, december 4th will be a very big opec meeting. >> i don't think you want to be short geopolitical tension. thank you very much. catch brian and the rest of the "fast money" crew at 5 p.m. eastern for plenty more on that. >>> 40 minutes left to go here. we need to mention, the markets are coming off their highs -- well off the highs of the session. now the dow is barely positive. the s&p is slightly negative. >> nasdaq is in a dog fight for 4,000. we'll see over the next 40 minutes if we can close over 4,000 for the first time since the year 2000. one the problems in the market, despite much of the day spent in the green,

, since 2010, last year, again, but, when you look at some of the costs they've got, and you look at the valuation which they'll have a valuation, it will be a forward valuation now, over 325. has this gone pretty far, pretty fast and there's downside? absolutely. i wouldn't stick with a name like that. i got out of facebook around that 50, 51 area, not long ago. i think there's downside for facebook, not because they're doing anything wrong but there's room to the downside before i have to step in again. i'm looking for a number, low 40s, not where it is at this point. >> wow, 50 is the number that people are hanging on. dan niles, big tech investor, out of facebook at 50 bucks. and the firm selling one-third of the facebook for close to 50. pete's getting out of facebook. yelp up 230% year to date. pandora, 200%, facebook 75, priceline, groupon, amazon. >> downgraded it one notch, google. that's one of the cheapest at 19 times forward estimates. group revenues 23%. across the board, very solid numbers. and they've got cpc growth opportunity as head of them about they've got youtube

and what does it look like?e of medicaid is often kind of a tanf population, pregnant, working with women, seniors with disabilities, long-term care. and the other important thing to note is that, again, as ed pointed out whether you adore or abhor the aca, literally one-half of the trillion dollars that the aca spends over a ten-year window -- according to cbo -- half of that is in medicaid. so it is going to get bigger. so i just wanted to put that out there and put some context. so what are the things that we've been doing as an association is trying to monitor how the state experience has been going with respect to getting ready for october 1, getting ready for january 1. and we've started, we started back in august a series of monthly snapshots looking at a representative sample of states as to what their experience has been. and then come october 1 we shifted that to weekly. which is a lot of work for our members at the time they're really busy, but it's really important because we felt that this experienc

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stop, look, listen and think. any time you pull up to an incident or you see something, you take a breath, assess the situation, use all your senses and think about what you are going to do. those are all components of what we call the size-up. there are many components to size up. what's one of the components to size up? gathering facts. you want to assess the type of damage there is. what kind of situation is it? what is the issue? is it a medical problem? if it's a medical, is it a big hurt or a little hurt? is it a rescue situation and if it's a fire, do you have the resources to control or extinguish that fire? how about your situation, do you have all your people? do you have all the resources that you need? have you collected all the material that you need if you are going to start doing a lifting exercise because someone is trapped? because you never start a rescue, you never start a lifting exercise, never start anything, unless you know you are going to be able to finish it, have enough of the resources

we are look at the shop -- we are looking at the shopping areas for you.e want you to know that the shopping areas are a little bit more crowded. as we move the maps over, you can see the east bay traffic in general looks pretty good. we've been looking at malls all over the place. daly city, san bruno, and just looking at the freeways nearby and the traffic is looking good on 80 westbound right near the shopping mall here. i want to pull back a little bit on the map. you can see there is a little bit of slowing maybe. but not a lot of red. a little bit of yellow and hesitation here. but again we're still looking pretty good as you push in. you can see the parking lots are not that bad. and if you are driving to concord and walnut creek so far so good. let's move along at the toll plaza area. there are no major problem there is. and also this morning if you are driving in san jose northbound 280 traffic is looking good right through downtown. at 5:32 this is the east shore freeway and that traffic is fine. let's go back to the desk. >>> sal, thank you. 5:3

at how he looks., wallets them into a second letter the come down shaking their heads. they're looking for ways to get out of the station. so many people are getting dropped off. apparently, everyone has their i problem because they're not listening to the radio, they're not listening to the new spreas. >> we just all got their bart stated that state are going to be back up. but they're only a 50%. you does start telling them, >> well, it is not moving europe the millbrae station. >> george, we just got word that there of 50%. >> at this very second they will be back up right now, it's 50 percent. we will have the process soon as we see a train mold. we have several live shot set up. we will be able to see when the mold. >> that may provide relief for passengers but it will not do any thing for the commute which is already slam. this is especially into san francisco. let's take a look, the bay bridge is an enormous backlog. it begins in san pavlova and the back of for highway 24 begins and around the.

: look at that.ybe i forced it. so do me a favor. turn the card over and put a big -- your signature across the whole card. big and bold. let everybody see it. big signature. big signature. >> jimmy: there it is. >> jimmy, to make sure i don't cheat, grab my wrist. >> jimmy: okay. >> perfect. and i take the card. you can all see. and it goes about center, give or take, as such. >> jimmy: mm-hmm. >> could you point to one of the girls in the audience? >> jimmy: right there. >> name a suit other than spades to eliminate. name a suit other than spades tomato. say it out loud. >> hearts. >> you want hearts? okay. here's the idea. watch close. if i squeeze the deck, jimmy, see, i make the cards start to vanish. see how all the cards start to just disappear. see, everything disappears except for hearts because that's what she thought of. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's crazy. that is crazy. now, why do we have all these -- that's great. >> thanks for naming hearts. >> jimmy: why do you have the fu

♪ look into the light look into the light ♪ ♪ look into the light in the light in the light ♪ ♪ looklight look into the light ♪ ♪ look into the light in the light in the light ♪ >>> from nbc news, this is "today." kotb, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hello, everybody. it's thursday. it's november 21st, so glad you're with us. have a great show. so happy to see james brolin again. i call him jim. >> you do? he's a good looking -- >> beautiful man, nice man. years and years and years ago, i had one of my most awkward situations ever in showbusiness, and he rescued me from it. >> he did, what did he do? >> i'll tell you later, plus, ambish makeover, and wine for thanksgiving. >> only because thanksgiving is coming up. we should say, retired. >> we were guests of jay leno last night on "the tonight show." >> we're going to make you wait for it. at'll talk about t columns. this has affected all of us at one point or another. when you're on an airplane -- >> you have the window seat. >> now it's one of those flights and the person at the window seat has the shade up. >> they contr

and a look here downtown. you will notice it looks mice and clear.44 but the mid-30s for the north bay. isn't goesa, 39 napa. we have the fog near novato at 47. 45 by the delta and about 44 in concord. good morning to you. some areas of dense fog could form around sunrise. otherwise we're clear and move to another sunny and mild day today with 60s and 70s. temperatures a little above average. a southerly flow returns to the overnight hours. that gives us fog. more fog tomorrow. and a cooler day for the second half of the weekend. by about two to four degrees. by monday we still are looking cool but in the area of low pressure may clip parts of the north bay, allowing for just a slight chance of a shower. so over the past couple of days this ridge has expanded once again. and that has allowed for the fair weather and the storm track to stay to the north. but we will look for a piece of energy to slide on down from the south. and that could bring us a slight chance of showers. going to the next couple of days, here we are into the holiday on monday and

level, when you look at bearish levels, the aaii, investor survey that looks out six months. we haven't seen this level of lack of bearishness or low levels ober reading since 2005. leverage on the new york stock exchange, i'm talking prime brokers, leverages on where funds are putting assets to work. we haven't seen this. the ipo schedules. so all of these things tell you, people, consumers, bond flows -- equity flows are places people want to be. >> the other part of that bank of america note was pointing out that fund manager cash levels were high. 4.4% month of october. he says if it goes below 4% in the month of november, that could be a sell signal. this idea there is so much cash on the sidelines may not necessary -- >> unless you get a big in-flow of retail investors who have cash in the bank and putting it in the market or it comes from the bond market. but i think you need to look at the markets themselves, look at the russell 2,000 this week, three days in a row the russell 2,000 has been down, we're hitting new highs on the s & p 500, it's three days. >> it's been

>>> look up in the skies. stargazers are getting a real treat right now, and it will culminate in one of the closest comet encounters with the sun around thanksgiving at the end of the month. here to talk to us is the editor-in-chief of astronomy. good to see you. this one is called a sun grazer. explain that. >> it is a sun grazer because the comet is coming in and passing close to the sun. about 1.8 kilometers which is a long hike. but for a comet it is close to the sun. that means it is getting very, very bright if it is that close to our star on november 28th. >> could the sun de voi it? sun destroy it? >> it could break apart. the gravity of the sun could pull the comet apart and fragment it. some will come closer than this one will. it will do a straight dive into the sun and completely disintegrate. nobody knows if it will survive. but there is a possibility it could break up. >> what could this comet tell us? could it tell us some things about the origin of the universe and the solar system and so fort

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right now we are looking at fog. so that is certainly an issue out there with three mile visibility in santa rosa. also along the coast but it will clear. we will see a lot of sunshine. but rain is in the forecast finally, woo-hoo! the forecast next. >> thank you, lisa. still the talk of the town. the effect batkid had on social media and how you can get your hands on one of those collectible t-shirts. and the newest mission to mars set to blast off and how to thsuffered in silence... hoped... and lived in a state of fear... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com. >> five people were injured as thousands of usc football fans rushed the field afghanistan ford's upset loss to the trojans last night. police and fire crews were called to the coliseum to treat the injured and restore order. fire officials say five others wer

how are we looking now? >> looking absolutely beautiful.at some of these live pictures coming into our neroom. safrancisco, 53 degrees. ry, very fine marine lair outhere. we are headed towards 71 in the heat of the bay in san francisco, want to take y alonthe peninsula. shaping up.w palo ao is 49 drees by lunchtime. you'll be at about 66 degrees and between 12:00 and 4:00, cking up the kids from school. really comfortable contions ter on this afternoon. we are expecting the 70s en in san francisco for today. so overall, looking good. we have changes headed our way as we hea throughout the nt couple o days. today d tomorrow, looking great for your joutdoor plan want tohow you the various highs. find your region or yr closest ighbors city. this is what you can eect. 73 in saroga. 71, menlo park. mid-market. san franciscwill be in the 70s as we. north bay lks good. upper 70s headed your way. fremont, 72. pleasantonthe warmest city in the bay area will hit about0 degrees. that gs for liverre as well. look at the difference between today and sat

look at that. that's bruce. look at this guy. look at that guy. oh my gosh. this is the '60s, huh?utely that's the same. absolutely same. i forgot how long your guys' hair was. you look like pearl jam. >> yeah, we were the only two freaks in new jersey. >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: now, this is going on, you have the tour, you've got that, you did the rascals -- that was a giant thing. >> yeah. that was fun, man. this has been a great year for them, you know, coming back after 40 year, literally. they broke up in 1970. we reunited them, me and my wife, maureen, and mark brickman, wrote, directed, produced a show for them on broadway. >> jimmy: it was unbelievable. i mean, that's my favorite version of "mustang sally." >> and that tour ends this friday at the borgata down in atlantic city. so people should catch that because it's going to be in break for a while. >> jimmy: all right this friday. okay, good. and then "lilyhammer," this is the second season. this is one of the first shows i remember beginning on netflix. >> it was the first show. >> jimmy: it was, right

outside here's a live look at the nimitz. the 880 commute is looking really good toward downtown oakland exit southbound very quiet into hayward. at the bay bridge metering lights have been on for 15 minutes and you can see the delays around the first overcrossing even a touch behind that. but coming down the eastshore freeway, still looks good through richmond and berkeley. checking other bridges the san mateo bridge traffic at the limit out of hayward. find kcbs at kcbs 740-am and 106.9-fm. >> too easy for you? no bent metal anywhere? [ laughter ] >>> folks around the bay area today a lot of sunshine coming our way starting out with mostly clear skies although we have had patchy fog show up in some of the valleys and it looks like we are in for a nice day ahead as high pressure builds in. plenty of sunshine and these temperatures very mild well above the average and then weak areas of low pressure over the top of the ridge so we'll see winds picking up from time to time especially over the mountaintops. today high pressure

take a look. this is highway 101 in marin county. >> here is a shot from the east bay. >> this from civic center where light sprinkle brought out the umbrella brigade. >> well, things started getting more active now just hours ago, most rain moving down into the south bay and peninsula and mainly light. but we've got pockets of rainfall into the north bay. so right now, pockets of heavy rain from guerneville to santa rosa. let's take a look around winsor. and shifting our focus south ward, you can see we do have wet weather spreading across the peninsula this, is light at the moment but expected to intensify later. we have just very light snow in higher elevations but do expect it to pick up there overnight. we have a winter weather advisory in effect for this area of the sierra snow levels above 7,000. back to the bay area, by 9:00 we'll see heavier outbreak of rain pushing into south bay and santa cruz mountains, it's wet. we'll have more a little bit later. >> before the next wave of wet weathe

the difference is the students here look forward to it. >> it looks good.ike it. >> reporter: they have a pretty impressive partnership with the men in blue. when sheriff mike chapman got these humvees from the department of defense, they needed some work. >> there's a hole in that hood. you have to get fiberglass and lay it on there and sand it down and then paint it. >> reporter: students are getting job experience with a real customer and the sheriff's department gets the work done at a great price: free. >> when these vehicles came to us they were camouflage all over. they had to completely sand the vehicle down. they painted the vehicles and decalled the vehicles. now we can use these to inclesm meant weather. >> reporter: this partnership goes far beyond the garage, though. >> it initially came up to here. i used a tool to make it go all the way down. >> reporter: this group was an integral part of the pain to encourage teenagers to stop texting behind the wheel. now her layout work and marketing skill can is seen in every school in the county thanks

so these are kinds of things we are looking at. the great separation are the high capital cost very long-term opportunities and the technology skip stop different stages of the signal systems, more of the short-term, medium term opportunities. this road capacity study will look at this and explain it in detail because we know with some of these things is 25-30 years away but there is things we can do in the next two to 3 years that we can improve that. there is areas taking space from travel lanes or parking, we are going to need your help to prioritize so we can move these projects forward. >> you also probably need the future board's help. >> it's going to be very ong on going. i think the tup will need the boards help. yes, all future board's help also needed. moving on from transit to walking priorities. as part of the pedestrian task force, mta currently led the department of public health and worked with planning and dpw and many other agencies as well on developing the walking corridors where people are consistently being in

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