oak preparing for baker. restriping. the final completion is contingent on the completion of the construction work at the kelly moore paint. they have scaffolding up that blocks the sidewalk and so they are using the parking lane which is the future bike lane as their pedestrian path of travel. we obviously can't advance the work until that work is complete. the work on baker and oak is a lot more labor intensive and requires more coordination with i improvements that we are able to do on feld street and they will remove signs and parking meters and modify the traffic signals before the separated bike way can be installed on oak and will be done in phases to ensure safety of bikes and vehicles. other projects components such as concrete medians, this portion of the spronl scheduled to receive full fund ing in june and will be completed by the end of the year. we've heard concerns by director ramos about people using the lanes relative to the traffic, until the final improvement we will put post on to delineat

i'm speaking regarding the oak street bike lane. so in regards to that, i would like to paint a brief picture of what it's like for someone coming eastbound on the panhandle headed towards downtown, the mission, etc. so you come to the end of the panhandle and you can go north and you have to go over some hills and ride to a small block south to oak street which is where the bike lane would be. the speed limit is 30 miles per hour, but i would say it's more of a suggestion than what actual occurs on oak street. furthermore with the timing of the lights, essentially once the cyclist has completed the turn, there is a path of vehicles that are just about to come through that intersection. when they do, there is this, you hear a 4 lanes of traffic barreling towards you just after you turn into the street and you have about three blocks to go. i understand there is private construction. anything that would speed this along would dramatically improve the safety of the cyclist. >> next speaker? herbert weiner and winston. >> herbert weine

i ride there and i'm looking ford -- riding on oak street. i think it's an example of being able to communicate with people and people understanding what the delays are an i know since i have joined the board and learned what it takes to coordinate the implementation of the project like this, you have a much better understand of the challenges especially the challenges of oak street. thank you for the update on that and i know we are looking forward to that. the polk street, i also went to the mid polk street meeting and i didn't consider that constructive at all. i took offense at the behavior of a lot of the participants there. i feel that booing and jooering is not constructive at all and anyone who showed up to that meeting and supportive of anyone of those plans would have been intimidated to speak up because that was probably within of the worst public meetings i have been to and i feel like i have been to some bad ones. what i would like to see for polk street is the best one move forward, not one that minimizes parking spots. we can't

in oakland, this is day to a stalled mass transit bus along northbound 880 at oak street.ou down to a screeching 8 miles per hour headed in the northbound direction with two lanes blocked out here and this backup, westbound 580 instead looking much clearer as you make the drive in the westbound direction. as we head over to better chicago, westbound 80, traffic is piling on a little bit headed out there in to the maze it starts to loosen up ever-so-slightly and a look at tolls, they are loading up a little bit and as amy hollyfield was telling us the exploritorium opens and it is a gorgeous day as mike mentioned so walk or take muni and avoid the traffic headaches and parking. >> screaming at eight miles per hour? okay. you heard warnings of radiation and cell phone and the big phone companies may not have to disclose dangerous conditions to you in the future in a large bay area city. >> the world said good by to the woman would made history as the first female prime minister of >> in washington, the senate will vote today on a gun control bill that would expand background

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. >> he h named the company oak street boot makers and started the search to find the best materialssible for the uber american shoes. he didn't have to go far to source the most important ingredient, the leather. it just so happened the last remaining tanner ri in chicago, the horowine leather company was just a few miles away. >> horoween leather is the best in the country and i spoke with george and rick and that is how it started. >> george is here once a month, but we talk much more often. he want ts to know the footage d how is it going to be ready and that is a service we are here to provide. >> they are the long time supplier of leather to the companies who make high end shoes like edmond's, and nick is the fifth generation at his family's legendary company is very interested in making sure that the leather that takes up to six months to tan is just right, even for a smaller company like oak street. >> making leather is a craft. there are a lot more steps than people realize. >> with with the leather sourced in america, george started working on the designs and many of them a

was amazing how quickly he became a big part of my business. >> now, three years into the business, oak street boot makers has stoked the artisan economy with his hand crafted shoes with people still sometimes waiting six weeks for a pair of them. his hands-on approach has him working side-by-side with nick horween in chicago on the leather, adam sutton in maine to be hand sewn and george frequently visits maine to personally monitor and inspect every pair of shoes before they ship. >> we don't see our factory as just a factory that's making our shoes. it's really a relationship. when i see a shoe, i can actually tell who sewed it. it's like their signature. and so going to maine and being a part of that is just part of the dna, taking what we do and finding someone else that's created what they do, pairing them with his effort, expertise, creating a product the market wanted. ♪ i put some new shoes on >>> oak street ultimately found its place in the market by promoting its handmade american produced products. for another shoe company, the problem it had was its brand was outdated and i

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. >>> a bay area teacher is on leave for what one of her students at oak grove middle school in concord captured on his cellphone. check it out. what do you think ? >> reporter: the video is shaky, so it's tough to will it achl middle school teacher -- a middle school teacher appears to strike a student with an object during class at oak grove middle school. >> that's going too far. to put your hand on somebody else's child? i don't think so. >> reporter: student s identified the woman in the video as a math and science teacher at the school. >> if this has happened more than once, she doesn't need to be teaching our children. >> reporter: mount diablo unified school district officials have seen the video, which was sent to a neighborhood blog. in a statement, officials would not provide details but said "the teacher is on administrative leave as we investigate the matter and take all necessary steps to ensure our students have a safe and productive learning environment." organizers of an after-school program at the school tried to dissuade parents from talking to us. >> you can see it.

forest and fresh in retreat from urban life and meanders under a canopy of oaks yup lipid u.s. and chill out in this pleasant and quiet environment and you might see butter nice, and dandelion and is squirrels hundred dollaring for their next meal and buena vista park is 88 >> we came to seven straight about 10 years ago. -- 7th street about 10 years ago. the environment is huge. it is stronger than willpower. surrounding yourself with artists, being in a culture where artists are driving, and where a huge amount of them is a healthy environment. >> you are making it safer. push, push. that is better. when i start thinking, i see it actually -- sometimes, i do not see it, but when i do, it is usually from the inside out. it is like watching something being spawned. you go in, and you begin to work, excavate, play with the dancers, and then things began to emerge. you may have a plan that this is what i want to create. here are the ideas i want to play with, but then, you go into the room, and there maybe some fertile ideas that are becoming manifest that are more interesting th

. >> parents outside oak grove middle school in concord watched the video that was posted on-line of a teacher allegedly hitting a student in class before spring break. she could also be heard using an explative. >> you don't touch a child. you don't touch anybody's child. i wouldn't want them to touch my child. >> when did this video first come to your attention? >> on monday, april 8th. >> you saw it on-line or a student brought it to you? >> a student brought it to my attention. >> your reaction? >> we want to do everything we can to make sure the students here at oak grove are safe and that we are protected and that is our priority. we are investigating the situation. >> according to the superintendent the teachers ander is on administrative leave. students were certainly talking about it. >> he was being bad. the teacher just hit him. >> parents say they were not informed of the incident. >> they should be more open to see what is going on. this is a public school. if there is something going on they should know about it. >> they must be hiding something. >> now a parent told me

interesting thing about the oak is there isn't anymore in the entire world. the floors in china was cleard and never replanted. if you look up at the seceiling you would believe that's hand kof carved out of wood and it is a cast plaster sealing and the only spanish design in an arts building. there are no records about how many people worked on this building. the workman who worked on this building did not all speak the same language. and what happened was the person working next to the other person respected a skill a skill that was so wonderful that we have this masterpiece to show the world today. hey, guys. i'm w weekly buzz. have no fear because i'm here to break down the top places to be this week. this tuesday come to the french film and wide conversation class to help non-french speakers to discover french cinema. san francisco is offering weekly class. the class will take place in the theatre with refreshments and popcorn for a $5 donation at the door. the carnival maybe more up your alley. the annual fundraiser for mckinley elementary school. watch

oak ridge national laboratory is focusing on technology. this bunch of boxes and computer screens is actually a prototype for detecting explosives. >> so what the sensor does is combine an infarad detector. >> simply put, a target shoots out and advanced computers analyze the colors and within seconds detect explosives. this has two critical advantages. the laser finds small amount of explosives nearly a football field away and it can be put on a truck, moving and scanning a crowd like the marathon. >> and you need a device to look at a large area, and so it's a difficult question to answer, but i would say the technology could do it. >> scientists say a dog's nose is the best detector, but pentagon officer says, even her bomb-sniffing partner has limits. >> some dogs can search a long time and some dogs don't search as long, and they get fatigued like people do. >> and dogs have to get close-up to their target. >> if it's a large event like the marathon, you have to have numerous teams and just do a grid and get through it. >> at auburn un

cell phone video shows the oak grove middle schoolteacher with a long object.le of foil wrapping paper. >> the san francisco police chief is no longer pushing for officers to carry tasers. according to the "san francisco chronicle", that is, wanting do give specially trained officers a less lethal option but decided this wasn't an option after hearing proposed restrictions live they cannot be used on the old, young, or thin. >> abc7 news has learned former niners quaterback steve young and former coach will join in the committee to bring a future super bowl to the new santa clara stadium, san francisco mayor will make the official announcement at 10:45. final check on the accweather forecast. mike? >> from mount tamalpais, you can see sausalito, san francisco, hazy this morning, and the beetses are coming in off the ocean and it is breezy in hayward at 17-miles-per-hour gusts and same at santa rosa and novato and sfo gusting to 20 in san carlos. we do have weather warning at sfo because of gusts up to 35 or 45 miles per hour and small craft advisory on the bay

. >>> oak lann could decide to cut ties with goldman sachs. are urging the city council to stop doing business with the wall street investment bank after it refused to cancel an investment that would cost taxpayers $20 million before it expires in 2021, but the oakland city administrator is hiring a firm into cutting ties with goldman sachs. goldman sachs will reportedly get a chance to respond to the issue during the finance committee hearing on tuesday. >>> an e connick oak tree at the state historical park will be cut down this fall. this is a picture of jack london and his wife in front of the tree in the early 1900s. california state park officials say the tree is ready to fall because of a wood-eating fungus and the tree killer known as sudden oak death. it is where landon wrote dozens of books and short stories. >> they will have the world series wins. before the first pitch they will hold a ceremony to honor the 2012 team. this is the team's second world series ring ceremony in three years. the first 40,000 fans to enter the ballpark w

. >> parents outside oak grove middle school in concord watched the video that was posted on-line of a teacher allegedly hitting a student in class before spring break. she could also be heard using an explative. >> you don't touch a child. you don't touch anybody's child. i wouldn't want them to touch my child. >> when did this video first come to your attention? >> on monday, april 8th. >> you saw it on-line or a student brought it to you? >> a student brought it to my attention. >> your reaction? >> we want to do everything we can to make sure the students here at oak grove are safe and that we are protected and that is our priority. we are investigating the situation. >> according to the superintendent the teachers ander is on administrative leave. students were certainly talking about it. >> he was being bad. the teacher just hit him. >> parents say they were not informed of the incident. >> they should be more open to see what is going on. this is a public school. if there is something going on they should know about it. >> they mus be hiding something. >> now a parent told me

. >> parents outside oak grove middle school in concord watched the video that was posted on-line of a teacher allegedly hitting a student in class before spring break. she could also be heard using an explative. >> you don't touch a child. you don't touch anybody's child. i wouldn't want them to touch my child. >> when did this video first come to your attention? >> on monday, april 8th. >> you saw it on-line or a student brought it to you? >> a student brought it to my attention. >> your reaction? >> we want to do everything we can to make sure the students here at oak grove are safe and that we are protected and that is our priority. we are investigating the situation. >> according to the superintendent the teachers ander is on administrative leave. students were certainly talking about it. >> he was being bad. the teacher just hit him. >> parents say they were not informed of the incident. >> they should be more open to see what is going on. this is a public school. if there is something going on they should know about it. >> they must be hiding something. >> now a parent told me

. >> developing news in oak, we expect to learn more this morning about a series of raids in the east bay by oakland miss and the f.b.i. the crime sweep wrapped up around 1:00 o'clock a.m., with 15 warrants served and we saw several f.b.i. agents and tactical gear with fully automatic weapons and outside of the city tower apartment building at 7th and lyndon. raids took place in hayward, san leandro and antioch. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield will have an update from oakland in the next half hour. also in oakland this morning, police are investigating the city's 3st homicide of the year. the victim this time was a young mother. officers arrived at 54th street west of shaddick to find a woman in her 20's dead and her toddler nearby. it is not clear if the toddler saw her mother get shot but police have information about the suspect. a $10,000 reward is offered. >> the father of the two brothers accused of carrying out the attacks will travel to the united states from russia and now investigators are try, to figure out if fireworks found in a massachusetts donation bin are tied to th

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interesting thing about the oak is there isn't anymore in the entire world.he floors in china was cleard and never replanted. if you look up at the seceiling you would believe that's hand kof carved out of wood and it is a cast plaster sealing and the only spanish design in an arts building. there are no records about how many people worked on this building. the workman who worked on this building did not all speak the same language. and what happened was the person working next to the other person respected a skill a skill that was so wonderful that we have this masterpiece to show the this masterpiece to show the world today. [horns honking] announcer: the first step to getting into college is finding someone who can help. for the next steps, go to knowhow2.org. test, test, test, test, test

. >> happening now a massive fire is burning in oak after a natural gas explosion forced neighbors to. crews say this fire is so dangerous they have to let it burn on its own. according to authorities, the natural gas compressor station exploded last night. residents reported seeing balls of fire. officials evacuated homes in a square mile of the incident. there have been no reported injuries. >> target is aapologizing after a backlash over the color description of a dress, the target ad for a standard size version of the dress is available in dark heather grave -- heather gray but in blues size it is called manate gray which are large marine mammals that are called sea cows. target say they are working to fix the problems. >> yikes, marketing. retailer, celebrating the latest in men's fashion with a pajama party. >> jane king has the bloomberg business report. >> are you worried about losing your job? 19 percent are concerned about being laid off in six months up from 17 percent. a new survey says only 39 percent could find a new job that maps their experience and compensation in six

interesting thing about the oak is there isn't anymore in the entire world. the floors in china was cleard and never replanted. if you look up at the seceiling you would believe that's hand kof carved out of wood and it is a cast plaster sealing and the only spanish design in an arts building. there are no records about how many people worked on this building. the workman who worked on this building did not all speak the same language. and what happened was the person working next to the other person respected a skill a skill that was so wonderful that we have this masterpiece to show the world today. >> san francisco is home to some of the most innovative companies of the 21st century. this pioneering and forward looking spirit is alive in san francisco government as well. the new headquarters of the san francisco public utilities commission at a5 25 golden gate avenue is more than just a 13-story building and office ablation. instead, city leaders, departments and project managers join forces with local architectural firms ked to build one of the greatest o

oak ridge national laboratory is fo technology.xes and computers screens is prototype for detecting explosives. >> so what this sensor does is it combines infrared sources with optics and an infrared detector. >> reporter: simply put -- lasers shoot out. the target here, a suitcase reflects certain colors. advanced computers analyze the and within seconds detech explosivessploes detect explosives. the laser finds small amounts of explosives nearly a football field away and it can be put on a truck, moving, scanning a crowd like the marathon. >> you you look out a large area and saw it is a difficult question to answer but i would could do it. >> scientists say a dog's nose is the best detector but pentagon officer search sara lagasse says even aldo her bomb sniffing partner, has limits. >> some dogs can search a really long time. some dogs don't search as long. they get fatigued just like people do. >> reporter: and dogs have to get close up to their target. >> if it was a large the marathon you'd have to have numerous teams. do a

we will have upper 70's to low 80's along the east bay shore with oak at 80 degrees today.l be better than that in the east bay valleys and mid-80's and probably not need the air conditioners but you may want to make sure it is running okay before the real heat comes. tonight, you have clouds and sea breeze, a sign that things are changing. tomorrow, a good six to 12 degrees cooler and away from the coast we stay above average through saturday and temperatures are back to average if not below on monday next week. it is dry all seven days. leyla gulen? >> the toll plaza on the bay bridge, the cash paying lane is slowing down so if you coming from oakland you will slow down a little bit but not with fast track. it may pay to have fast track. an accident through fremont northbound 680 at mission boulevard the off-ramp is shut down because of an overturned big rig. it is carrying at least 18,000 pounds of material that needs to be off loaded so it will be a huge mop up on the morning commute. as we take you out to san francisco, we still have to closure until 6:00 a.m., southbo

the odds against her were 13 to one. >> rosie napravnik, the first female rider to win the kentucky oaks: so, when she crossed the finish line almost a length ahead of number two, her friends and fans had not only made a buck, they had stuck it to the skeptics. and to make the occasion even more joyous, her horse was named "believe you can." >> rosie: the moment when i knew i had the race won was like, you know, it was just that fulfilling satisfaction feeling, you know, the greatest moment of my career. >> simon: but it wasn't an easy ride getting there. horse racing had been stamped "men only" for more than a century. when you started out, did the jockeys... male jockeys say, "how great. welcome to the club?" >> rosie: not always. they gave me a pretty hard time. >> simon: how did they give you a hard time? >> rosie: they would try to intimidate me in the races, put me in a tight spot up against the rail or in between two horses. you know, it's something that i've had to go through more than once. >> simon: go through and go down. >> we have a horse down. >> simon: rosie's had five maj

mighty oaks like the vanderbilts grove. all over the place or acorns oak leaves. one of the mistakes that grand central, the biggest mistake although most people bipolar computer. the constellation are backwards. why they are backwards, no one is quite sure. the best explanation i could find is the columbia university astronomer, who divides the sky chair for the painters assume they will hold over their head and instead they put it down and painted. what you see is to have the baby of the constellations rather than a bottom bottom up, grabbed a few from the main concourse. as at a lecture like this a couple weeks ago and pointed out there's a little rectangle on the southwest corner of the ceiling, and maybe this day, very small. the color of his microphones. what it is this a deliberate to show before and after with this booklet before it was clean in the 1990s. what's interesting is when the engineers for not to say, wife feeling this black, this great? they assumed it was from the same various and sit and smoke of the locomotives. turned out to us from tar and

some sort of debris on 880 and oak and what happened was it was sparking something that was catchingeople's attention and now there has been people that were pulled over including a transit bus and the alternate route is 580 westbound and avoid this whole thing, traffic is backing up for at least a mile. if it stays this way pretty soon we will be showing you a backup which stretches that long. if it is out there for a while we'll see a big backup, 880 north street given by chp. let's look at the bay bridge, that is good getting into san francisco, no major problems getting into the city and this morning's commute is okay on the city so far as you drive south on 101. let's go to steve. >>> it is a pretty good snow shower activity, things are definitely winding down, although there are partly cloudy skies mild temperatures and lost 50s, yet i have found a couple of them up in mendocino county and if you have northeast wind, there -- if you have a northeast winner, there will be another huge weather maker and things will be quiet here in the west coast and active and as we get that nor

oak pine some of the more predominant pollens out there.but the grass pollens are heading up as well. if you have a tree that's going crazy in front of your house and you're sneezing and sniffing, that's likely what it is. with this time of year, the pollens are starting to be produced. 79 in napa, 79 in fairfield. almost 80. you'll find some 80s out there. 79 in livermore, real close to 80. you get the picture. the seven day forecast is coming up here and it's going to show dry, dry, dry. no real rainfall. we're hanging in this zone. it's a nice weather pattern. fire danger take as little break -- takes a little break with this fog. temperatures are cooling down. inland tomorrow you will notice a cooldown. >> look at that weekend though. >> weekends is going to be nice. >> holy cow. >>> a nonprofit group is trying to make the dreams of naturalist john mier come true by expanding yosemite. they've agreed to sell 1,600 acres of land to the park. feinstein introduced the bill to buy the land for an unannounced price. >>> armstrong unjustly en

oak pine and the trees outside if they are blooming they are the ones bothering you.tomorrow is another nice day. and sunday it is low pressure center tweaking by to increasing fog and wind. the they could get up to 25 miles per hour. the wind forecast for tomorrow, you can through the day 15-25 miles per hour and this is typical sea breeze activity. but sunday night the wind will be higher than that. and the forecast high, we have a bunch of them, 79 in livermore and 78 in gillmore. really nice compared to the rest of the country. they are having tornadoes but we get this. and that is why it cost so much to live here, we have amazing weekends. >>> breaking news on the shooting in san francisco and how the sequester is affecting memorials for 9-11 victims. >>> we have an update to the breaking news we brought you at the top of the hour san francisco police are looking for two people that pulled up and got out of four-door vehicle and one man was shot in the shoulder and taken to san francisco general hospital with non-life threatening injuries. the victim was targeted

. >>> in the east bay, the wind is being blamed for toppling an oak tree in murinda. pg and e said only one customer is impacted, and service should be restored by 2:00 a.m. at the heights of the winds, 20,000 bay area homes and businesses have lost power. the latest tonight from pg and e, 474 customers are still without power on the peninsula. 512 in the south bay, and san jose. san francisco has about 50. at this hour, there are currently 206 outages around the east bay. stay with us for continuing coverage. at 10:30, one teenager's brush with a falling tree. how she survived being hit by a 70-foot pine. >>> garbage service resumed today in a handful of bay area cities, following a two day sympathy strike. bay area workers with allied waste refused to pick up trash to show solidarity with striking workers in the midwest. today, they apologized to customers for the inconvenience, and offered to pick up extra loads of garbage at no extra charge. >>> a student at deer valley high school in antioch has tested positive for tuberculosis. now other students face testing. c

oak land you will hit 73. nap a 74. fair field 75 and santa rose a, 70. i mentioned the nearly perfect extended forecast. here are the first 5 days. here are the full 7 days. that's sunshine across the board, near to upper 70s across the bay and that is a high around 80 starting thursday lasting all the way through monday. everybody has a different temperature that they would consider perfect. something tells me the highs over the next several days pretty close to that number. >> pretty hard to beat those. >> it is just about perfect. >> whatever perfect is. >> i think you can drive to it within half an hour. >>> okay, still ahead. how bay area transit systems are beefing up security in light of the bombings in boston. >> and how bay area runners are taking a stand against those attacks with a social media. >> for the bay bridge opening ceremony we are counting down the days until the new eastern span opens in september. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you

we have eight-miles-per-hour in oak land. 10 in napa but again helping to transport that moist pacific as we get into the afternoon and evening hours, this is what i'm thinking, 60 to 70 degrees, but we're feeling right now low 60s closer to the coast low 70s for some of our inland areas. if you're goes to the ballpark to watch the a's play, you should be sitting warm. as we get into the evening hours the low clouds, patchy fog coming back and temperatures cooling back into the 60s. tomorrow morning i expect 40s ben. -- 40s again. and this is the system i've been talking about. as i roll you to when we expect this. wednesday is going to be an a- okay day. i'm going to fast forward you, worth noting in time for the morning commute. we've got pockets of heavier rain. we have showers continuing through the 7:00 hour. by 9:00 though notice, bebegins begin -- begins to drop off a bit. i'm thinking rain early on that means steady. and hit and miss in areas of showers throughout rest of the day. i want to roll us through friday. we have weak systems that will continue to roll past and as they

even outside the beltway, gainesville, fair oaks, quiet. the beltway, lanes are open in maryland, coming out of college park and in silver spring and bethesda, across the legion bridge and woodrow wilson bridge. in palmer road work is still place southbound at cedar lane near n.i.h with one lane getting you buy. i will keep an eye on that. 270 off to a quiet start. back to you. >> thank you. 4:53. >> coming up, more trouble for justin bieber. why the singer is catching heat >> monday morning. comedian kevin hart has a situation that is no laughing matter. he was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving after his car in a nearly collided with a tanker truck. he was driving erratically and 90 miles an hour and appeared intoxicated when he was pulled over in early sunday morning in los angeles. he failed a sobriety test and was booked with dui. he's being held all $5,000 bond. >> singer justin bieber had a recent tour in amsterdam of house. frank he wrote in a guest book: "truly inspiring to be able to come here. anne was a great girl. hopeful

oak pine some of the more predominant pollens out there.e grass pollens are heading up as well. if you have a tree that's going crazy in front of your house and you're sneezing and sniffing, that's likely what it is. with this time of year, the pollens are starting to be produced. 79 in napa, 79 in fairfield. almost 80. you'll find some 80s out there. 79 in livermore, real close to 80. you get the picture. the seven day forecast is coming up here and it's going to show dry, dry, dry. no real rainfall. we're hanging in this zone. it's a nice weather pattern. fire danger take as little break -- takes a little break with this fog. temperatures are cooling down. inland tomorrow you will notice a cooldown. >> look at that weekend though. >> weekends is going to be nice. >> holy cow. >>> a nonprofit group is trying to make the dreams of naturalist john mier come true by expanding yosemite. they've agreed to sell 1,600 acres of land to the park. feinstein introduced the bill to buy the land for an unannounced price. >>> armstrong unjustly enriched

. >>> in the east bay, the wind is being blamed for toppling an oak tree in murinda. pg and e said only one customer is impacted, and service should be restored by 2:00 a.m. at the heights of the winds, 20,000 bay area homes and businesses have lost power. the latest tonight from pg and e, 474 customers are still without power on the peninsula. 512 in the south bay, and san jose. san francisco has about 50. at this hour, there are currently 206 outages around the east bay. stay with us for continuing coverage. at 10:30, one teenager's brush with a falling tree. how she survived being hit by a 70-foot pine. >>> garbage service resumed today in a handful of bay area cities, following a two day sympathy strike. bay area workers with allied waste refused to pick up trash to show solidarity with striking workers in the midwest. today, they apologized to customers for the inconvenience, and offered to pick up extra loads of garbage at no extra charge. >>> a student at deer valley high school in antioch has tested positive for tuberculosis. now other students face testing. c

the cellphone video here says it was taken by an oak grove middle school student before spring break. the school district didn't respond for a comment, the district is aware of concerns and the teacher is on leave. >>> a project to transform water property has been approved and it includes money from a chinese holding group. the brooklyn basin project would 3,0001,000 units. >> this investment from china is what we need to kick-start all of the other developments. >> it is expected to break ground in 2014 and create 10,000 jobs. >>> fighting to reverse cuts to medicare and nursing services in hospitals across the state. the cuts are set to take place within the next few month and hospitals could lose thousands. >> it is the right thing to do. >> if it passes, they say lawmakers are not sure where the money will come from, but they may look to the budget surplus to look for the funding. >>> republican sen ators have having dinner with the president tonight after he released the proposal. and democrats are upset about the cuts to social security and medicare and the republicans are unha

. >> we have been tracking this from the moment it happened in oak, and it turns into a sig-alert with all lanes blocked for a time and two lanes have re-opened and northbound 880, at high street, that is where we are seeing an accident with a second accident occurring south of there and you are looking at 9 miles per hour so creeping along there, as you make it northbound, at broadway, we had road flooding that almost caused a big rig to crash so be careful out here where you can see lots of blue and heavy downpours and eastbound 4, beyond the road we have another accident out there and take a look at this it is slammed and moving at eight miles per hour so keep the speeds slow. >> coming up on 6:16. a bay area electric car company tesla motors is opening their new show room today and the mercury news reports they are these times larger than the previous location and it is in the space previously occupied by a burberry store. the company saw the stock surge on monday after it revealed the first ever quarterly profit. the doors at the new show room open at 10:00 this morning. >> it is

our team, of course webcor builders who made sure things happened and lineey oaks and lou, thanks, guys. and last but not least everyone at the san francisco fire department. we've government -- gone through a whole variety and great to assist a deputy chief who was an awesome partner during the early phase of this project and talking to the neighbors and trying to make sure the way it was paved for this project to really happen and of course deputy chief, kim lombardy to make sure we had all the details. i would like to point out to you that haven't noticed yet, there is a plaque to the right of the building that honors the fire fighters that have sacrificed their lives to the city for years. i would like to say with sincere hope today that they will serve for at least another hundred years. thanks very much. [ applause ] >> thank you. mr. letty. next i would like to introduce from webcor builders it's project director who spent a lot of time working with us on this project and that is mr. spencer reiner. thank you, chief. i would first like to congratulate and welcome the fire departm