[applause] >> thank you mathew and thank you for being here and having me. i feel honored to be here in san francisco to talk about this. san francisco is certainly a leader nationally in working toward pedestrian safety and it's very encouraging to see you working further beyond what you've done. you've had some great success and will continue to do so. brief information myself of the give you background on where i am and why i'm here i guess. i work for the oregon department and why thought that relates to san francisco is every city and san francisco is no exemption state highways are coming through and there's a need to partner between the state and city and public on the issues and that can be a challenge dealing with routes where the city doesn't have full control over things that happen. the other big challenge is freeway ramp terminals. major safety issue for walkers. there's so much traffic coming into the city and turning movements and these are the kinds of things counter measures we'll talk about in the question and answer appea period can oft he

. >> next i'd like to ask officer mathews to speak regarding the slot program. >> thank you for having me here today. i'm keith mathews with the police department and as julian said i help coordinate the mta, d.p.t.s traffic engineering safe passage program. it's based on the enforcement and education of the regulations of san francisco traffic code 194 point 3. these are regulations basically that pertain to anyone working in the streets and sidewalks of san francisco. anything from plain general construction sites to perhaps moving companies or any type of change in the path of travel for either pedestrians or vehicular traffic or bikes or any type of traffic with buses, cars, trucks that may effect the normal and every day stream engineers out there on the street scrapes. i have an enjoyable portion. what i take care of mostly is coordinating the education efforts of our program, we currently offer a free seminar. the - now it's the first tuesday of each month at mill ton works auditorium and we insight yi one related to the activities to the streets and sidewalks to come on in. we

mathew got up, ran over in that direction.d a half later, he called me. >> simon: mathew found something which he knew would excite his father. >> mathew berger: here's a rock that looks about the same size, and when i turned it over, there was a fossil. >> berger: i looked at that fossil in that rock and knew exactly what he had found. >> simon: he had found a clavicle, a collar bone. how significant was that? >> berger: that clavicle alone would've been a great find. it would have been enough for me, certainly. you know, most people who do what i do, do what job do go through their entire careers and never find even a single piece. i had found a few dozen fragments-- i mean, fragments-- before this. >> simon: it gets even better. on the other side of the rock, there was a jawbone, and a tooth, a canine. >> job kibii: that was amazing. we would turn to the clavicle. we high-fived. we turned to the canine. we high-fived. because we knew that we have hit a jackpot. >> simon: you hit the jackpot. >> kibii: yeah. >> simon: hittin

mathew jr.ed with the connection of he was driving this on and he turned round, got out, he was attacked by several to announce that you see in this video. and he suffered several injuries, with a fractured jaw, collarbone. >> the owners of the pit bull, that killed the two year-old pleaded not guilty today. the charges against this man, 52 year-old include child abuse, and owning a vicious animals. this happened in no concord last month. they say that they allowed the step grandfason that was in danger of the child and is free on bail. other stories making news in the bay, that millbrae, people are looking for two suspects in the 20 year-old. and the investigator said that there are witnesses to the killing of their conducting into the interviews. in san francisco, police said an agent for the irs the shot, wounded a man who was tried to rob her. investigators said of that move wounded suspect was just two of attempted robbery. both have been detained. in san jose, a former manager of wells far

dave mathews band fans across the bay area have a good answer for tonight. >>> so do fans of the undead. it's not even halloween yet, but we've got a zombie crawl taking place in the south bay and it's benefiting, yes, a food bank. we'll explain what this is all about coming up in a live report. >>> and a mass transit meltdown. we will explain why trains have to go slower at high temperatures. we'll have a live report on what's ahead today and how the weather could affect your commute. >>> and how high will those temperatures go? just look at the sun. it just looks hot already out there. dress cool as you head out the door this morning, or as cool as you can. stay with us. fuorec u >>> welcome back, everybody. look at that sun this morning. bright and burning hot, and it's going to be another hot one. as you see there, a lot of temperatures going to be in the 90s and the 100s again. a little cooler overall, but still hot. >> makes you want to put on sunscreen in your living room, doesn't it? >> just stay inside. >>> if you're in the south bay today, you might see zombies on the loose. >

mathews, the incidents he cited. now -- so that's two data points. the third data pnt here is the deepwater horizon. somef the issues that mr. matthew brought up in terms of the moc process, and her items, tell me there's traini there about the safety culture of bp. now if you have one safety culture an you have this training that, you know, pains a picture of a safety culture, is it a good safety -- have you learned from these lessons, to make sure that you have a proper safety culture in place, not just for onshore, not just for offshore, but for the entire companies that cover our operations, so that's -- >> so the texas city explosion and fire was a devastating event for us. while i have was in the middle east at the time, not even in the immediate bp organization, i was very awareof what happened. in fact, john mockford who led our investigation of it, i asked him to come over and he presented to my leadership team on what happened in that event and what bp learned from it, an we made some changes in atco as well. in bp, it's had a dramatic impa

so joining me today are officer keith mathews from the police department who is responsible for the spot program, safe passive travel and education and enforcement around construction sites. representing the police department and traffic company also known as company -k we'll have sergeant pat toben rather than sergeant that's off trafficking the torch today. tough day for the police department. we're also joined by mary holland the m.t.a's parking enforcement agency. she's been with the city since 1979 when she started as a parking patrol officer and assists in the management of day-to-day operations of her division, planning and a ministering work and activity office senior parking patrol officers and officers engaged in parking enforcement and intersection control. last but not least we're joined by deputy or sorry, district attorney paul henderson that will help understand the enforcement related of prosecution of collisions. so, mary, please begin. >> good morning. as julian said i'm mary fo a lo on the security and enforcement division. in ours we have 271 parking patrol officers.

mathews question in preparation for the testimony. >> what was the question again? you can do it again. it's quicker, too. >> there is something going on at bp and i'm not saying there's something sinister or improper for n't educate yourself about to macondo well disaster and you can truthfully say i don't know what happened out ere. are you aware of that or -- >> i was told i was to come here and talk about the gulf of mexico shelf. i educated myself about that so i could come. i think i've stated several times i have a philosophy winner involved in a responsibility front of the investigation. i've not done that. >> i'm sorry. i don't need to cut you off. >> so there's no bigger point. i've been as honest as they can be with this. >> okay, thank you. >> mr. kurtz to. >> good morning, sir. my name is kyl sean@represent the captain. how are you today? captain nguyen estes and questions concerning the dede two and a dede three, do you recall tat? >> and again i'm not as conversant in obvious oil and gas issues and i wasn't paying as close attention, that i thought i

mathews question in preparation for the testimony. >> what was the question again? you can do it again. it's quicker, too. >> there is something going on at bp and i'm not saying there's something sinister or improper for don't educate yourself about to macondo well disaster and you can truthfully say i don't know what happened out there. are you aware of that or -- >> i was told i was to come here and talk about the gulf of mexico shelf. i educated myself about that so i could come. i think i've stated several times i have a philosophy winner involved in a responsibility front of the investigation. i've not done that. >> i'm sorry. i don't need to cut you off. >> so there's no bigger point. i've been as honest as they can be with this. >> okay, thank you. >> mr. kurtz to. >> good morning, sir. my name is kyl sean@represent the captain. how are you today? captain nguyen estes and questions concerning the dede two and a dede three, do you recall that? >> and again i'm not as conversant in obvious oil and gas issues and i wasn't paying as close attention, that i thoug

mathews, the incidents he cited. now -- so that's two data points.the third data point here is the deepwater horizon. some of the issues that mr. matthew brought up in terms of the moc process, and other items, tell me there's training there about the safety culture of bp. now if you have one safety culture an you have this training that, you know, pains a picture of a safety culture, is it a good safety -- have you learned from these lessons, to make sure that you have a proper safety culture in place, not just for onshore, not just for offshore, but for the entire companies that cover our operations, so that's -- >> so the texas city explosion and fire was a devastating event for us. while i have was in the middle east at the time, not even in the immediate bp organization, i was very aware of what happened. in fact, john mockford who led our investigation of it, i asked him to come over and he presented to my leadership team on what happened in that event and what bp learned from it, an we made some changes in atco as well. in bp, it's had a drama

the tickets are for the dave mathews band for august 28th. for you to enter go to ktvu.com.t before midnight tonight. scroll down to the ktvu "right now" tab and put in the secret word every day. good luck. >>> all right. every day sal give us traffic. right now he's gonna tell us about a new crash. >> southbound 101 at 3rd. a new crash came in it's blocking one of the lanes. 280 a little bit slow here, still getting out of downtown san jose. it will be a hot one. don't forget about the pets. don't leave them in the car without water or don't leave them in the car at all. >>> one more look here, northbound 101 some slow traffic from cesar chavez up to the 80 split. 8::57 here's steve. >>> thank you, sal. record highs possible. heat advisory is out. right now there's fog out there. it's really flying. it's still far enough offshore that it should make an impact. follow will return. 80s, 90s to 100. still hot inland and thursday we cool down. friday much cooler. here comes a cold front for the weekend, you two. the roller coaster pattern continues. >>> all right. we're due for

friends say 29-year-old mathew dietman was working with a business in india to promote electric motorcycles that country. investigators are still trying to determine who was at fault in that deadly accident. >>> federal health officials promise to inspect all 600 egg production facilities covered by new rules by the end of next year. that announcement follows fda inspections of nine iowa farms linked to the recent salmonella outbreak that led to a half billion eggs being recalled. nmders say they found rodents, piles of manures, numerous flies and uncaged birds while examining the facilities. for more information go to the website at ktvu.com. click on the egg recall tab near the top of the page. >>> the vatican confirmed the pope has granted a series of rare one on one interviews for a new book. pope benedict xvi was interviewed last month by a german journalist. the book will be push accomplished in german and italian before being printed in other languages. it's expected to be out by the end of the year. >>> and the author of the harry potter books has given $15 million to help treat mul