is only consistent with their location concept to enhance the major corridors. 25 cents, depending on peak times, to of least 60% of employees. if you increase traffic, you should be required to mitigate those problems. last, an $11 million for streetscape and the tenderloin as well as about 7 million in the neighborhood. ahoy this is the exact same thing as other transit-related items. this calls for street improvements as needed in mitigation. -- and needed mitigation. is this out of line? not as far as i'm concerned. take a look of stanford hospital's expansion proposal, where they have $2 million only for transit improvement. transit improvement calls for only $1.4 million common -- $1.4 million, plus the fact that if you compare the locations of stanford hospital, where it sees as a teaching hospital region where it sees as a teaching hospital and who -- where it is in the middle of a teaching hospital, you will find a vast difference. the plan to rebuild conquered crete, this is a state entity, exempt from local land-use regulations. it is going to contribute about 60 million against

at on peak, you'll be charged the most, another shoulder, another off peak. so what happens is that your production looks like this on the hours of the day. you're going to produce more obviously during the suspect with peaking around noon. when you overlay the curve, they kind of look like this. so solar lines up very well with peak usage. remember when you're overproducing and selling during the day and buying at night, you can use this differential so you're selling high and buying low. that differential can actually use to your advantage depending on your lifestyle. ok, your paybacks ranges from eight to 18 years if you have to look at it that way from people who typically buy. the return anywhere from 5 to 15% or 18% or more on those big systems. so it's not a bad return for a very, very low risk investment. let's say you have 7% on p.v., you're going green. if you got that from your stocks, your principal would be going into risk. so anyway, stocks can go down as we well know. this is very solid. monthly cash flow, let's talk about that. if you were to f

we can have a proposal on peak time medallions, we can bring back the meter increase and that is mileage as well as wait time and then we can also bring you pack a proposal as it relates to a flag drop. so we can have all of that by the second meeting in june. >> personally to me, that's fine. i don't need to wait for the gate increase, that's a different issue that needs to be vetted, i wouldn't want to hold this up for that. i mean i realize the director may feel differently or feel differently about timing but for me if we get those three things an clarity about how the credit cards are going to work vis-a-vis the customer, there's a whole mess of issue it is deal with as to whether 5% is the right fee and who bears it in the industry but if those four things came forward in june, i'd be satisfied and prepared to vote for the fare increase then. >> we can do that. >> given that, and given the fact we have all the information and we can support the industry, because i fully support the fare increase, i think it's long overdue, it is a long time to wait based on the cost of living incre

keith in the afternoon which will feel like one -- peak heat in the afternoon which will feel like 100rees to 105 degrees. during the afternoon, the wind will come in off the ocean and keep the beaches at the 80's. two more days are coming at us with temperatures in the mid-to- upper 90's. late thursday evening, late thursday night and into friday, there will be some scattered thunderstorms. that will start a cooling trend. >> the temperature is not the only thing that is hot out here. luke's scott goes where no or has gone before. the new king of utah is next in sports. >> tonight's mega millions jackpot is an estimated $24 million. let's see if we can make you a millionaire tonight. your first and number is 30 today. that is followed by 29 career in the next number is -- the final bolles 50 2:00 p.m. tonight mega ball number is 13. your numbers are 32, 29, 45, 52, and 13. and 13. i could do everything faster. it's a shame mckenzie's too young to buy me one for father's day. we'd play games on it together, listen to music, watch movies. she'd want me to have one. and what kind of fath

. >> alan: through the fog you can see the pink try angle on twin peaks peaks to commemorate gay prideroup, the friends of the pink try -- triangle placed on twin peaks before every gay pride parade since 1995. >> organizers of the day pride parade say it's going to be as big as it's ever been. san francisco pride celebration committee is trying to resolve the financial difficulties of the past year. the san francisco chronicle says the nonprofit has reduced debt from $225,000 to $77,000 after community groups complained that they'd been short-changed by the event organizeres. the parade starts at 10:30 tomorrow morning at market and beale and enat market and eighth. >> americans are underestimating the country's debt crisis according to an "associated press" poll which found 41% of americans are opposed to raising the country's debt ceiling and 38% are in favor of it. lawmakers face an august deadline to raise the borrowing limit. economists warns the u.s. could default and cause a respeaks and loss of faith in the economy. republican -- president obama is pushing for increased tax re

this is on the side of twin peaks overlooking san francisco. eers worked to put this display together. it's one of several events for san francisco's pride weekend. the organizer explained that 16 years ago he and a friend wanted to add color to the pride festivities and thought twin peaks would make a nice canvas. they chose to display the pink triangle because that was the symbol the nazis used to identify gays in the concentration camp. >> we want people to understand where the pink triangle began so that's how we started off the weekend, as more on the somber note, and then we get to the festivities. but we want team for know where we were and how far we've come since then. >> on the note, this morning there will be a dedication ceremony here at the pink triangle. mayor ed lee, mark loano will be there with other elected officials here from san francisco. then the official celebration get started at 11:00 at civic center plaza. ali rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> same-sex marriage is now legal in new york state. and new york governor andrew

our most heavily popular rail line and customers typically over expand on our peak commute hours. it is expressly designed to reduce peak hour crowding. the morning in bound bus service will operate in bound only from ocean beach starting at 6:30 a.m. on weekdays between 48th avenue and judah. beginning at 19th and continuing nonstop. the last index express bus will leave ocean beach at 9:00 a.m.. in the afternoon the outbound service will operate only between sutter and sandstone with nonstop service to 19th avenue and judah. local alpenstocks will then be named -- be made between judah and 19th avenue. the index bus will terminate trips at 6:30 p.m.. that will be the last the outbound trip. i dedicated fleet of buses around the roofline and windshield. the logo will be featured prominently on the bus exterior. route maps showed local stops in the express service corridor. in addition we will once again deploy embassadors to educate cousins -- eds -- educate members of the service. a new tactic that we can now use with corporate technology. we have picked up additional customer i

. >>> through the fog you can see the pink triangle on between peaks. the well-known symbol marking gay pride week. it's a tribute to gay victims of the hole coast who were forced to wear it. it's made up of thousands of steel spikes that helped anchor down 175 sections of pink canvas. and organizers of the gay pride parade say it's going to be as big as itself -- its ever been. the san francisco chronicle reports the nonprofit has reduced its debt from $225,000 to $77,000 after community groups caped -- complained hey were short-changed by event organizes. the parade is in the morning. >> a little fog tomorrow morning over the city for the beginning of that parade. temperatures upper 50s to near 60 degrees, and we're all going to warm up the next couple of days, and then at alan mentioned and myself, there's a chance, a chance of a few isolated sures mid-week. we'll get to that in a moment. beautiful shot this evening from our camera of the bayful you can see low clouds and fog sneaking back in, and all of that will move back inland. we warm up nicely.

>> right now, we have some refined production that really range from the 300,000's on a peak day, 50,000 for a non-peak week day. we are continuing to refine those in the environmental review process, but that is the ballpark we are seeing >> great. -- seeing. >> great. just to put that in perspective, the x games, we had about 300,000 people coming in and day, and that was through art. of course, for the giants parade we saw multiples of that. >> thank you. it looks like a lot of work have gone into this plan and i look forward to the next version. to promote support a little bit more. also, in the people plan, we do really want to see the water taxi program take up as well. we did not talk about it much today. it is still in its infancy. but if there was ever a motivating factor for that, it would be now. of course, we would need to interlay that with all of these vessels coming in, but it does speak to mike's opening point. an opportunity put into place, things that are long lasting. >> am i correct that we will have another water taxi landing open by then? >> i think it is a little l

they have placed it on twin peaks before every pride parade since 1995. it's made of thousand of steel spikes that anchor the pink canvas. >> many americans are asking new york's decision has brought america to a tipping pointed where other states will allow other gay couples to tie the knot. >>> new york's equality acted didn't just bring gay marriage to the empire state but it may be gaining traction at a national level. >> there is momentum and equality is an inevidence built and for us it's no longer a question, but it's a question of when and how. >> reporter: in new york some positive signs for proponents. the bill bafd with bipartisan support and with some big republican donors that supported the cause. both corporations and labor unions threw their support behind it. and more encouraging news. 53% of americans now say they support gay marriage. 15 years ago, 27% was in favor. >> it's increasing acceptance and increasing awareness and a dialogue we are having. >> but opponents say the fight is not over yet. those opposed are able to raise a lot of

did you know an arc stopped on the peak of moaned. however alamance is the main source of pain and suffering for armenians under the nine hundred twenty one agreements signed by soviet and turkish leaders the symbolic mountain was left on the other side of the border the mountain to the territory of turkey but still it continues to be i mean seemed i mean people they are asked about their national identities they start with the amount that the fact that out of that is no longer in their territory also serves as a reminder of the greatest tragedy of the country's people the armenian genocide genocide is the word used in armenian to describe the policy pursued by the ottoman empire towards ethnic armenians from the late nineteenth century through to the one nine hundred twenty s. in toto begin nine thousand eight hundred ninety four nine hundred twenty two within thirty years nearly thirty years only one point five million armenians killed brutally at the same time turkey was the first country to officially recognize armenians independen

>> going up to twin peaks. >> one form does not change much. >> eucalyptus trees have got much taller. that is not halt leading up to predict that is the hill leading up to there. fifth avenue, that area of san francisco. ucsf. that is this area right here. >> it is an earthquake hazard micro zone. >> again, another example of the wpa. the streets, they wanted to get to the top of the hill, said the duties beautiful walls and stairways. they are doing well. >> all of these hillsides have catalyzed the design and construction of the interesting foundations and sub framing. >> up there, you'll find quite often, because it is rock, they have dug holes, filled it with concrete, put pulls up, and built their buildings. they have been there actually now 67 years. >> some of these are significant earthquake hazard? >> many of them, because they're not properly braced, because the foundations are not deep enough. the consequences could be significant during an earthquake. >> the tunnel opened that whole section up to development. did that lead to park side? >> west portal is right here. it th

i have seen one report that said of 15 republicans in the senate, only one is dependent on the peak ande the democratic side, about 10 of us depend on our paycheck to make our monthly expenses. >> only 10. we have kids in school. >> more democrats need the peak. >> i'm not arguing, the controller made his determination per prop 25. the question voters should ask, do we want people casting their votes so that get paid? >> good point. it's almost symbolic. so many voters. >> and sell -- . >> the politicians, i don't know if i want to pay them to begin, right? thank you very much for joining us. >> we'll be right back of about we get in more trouble. ,,,, we spend a lot of time together. well mainly in traffic. i'm serious. we've been together, what, a super long time. true. and at first it was all business, you know, i'd take him here, i'd take him there. everywhere. and over the years, we've really bonded. sure. why else would you always buy me chevron with techron? 'cause we need gas. i think it's more than that. i think that you care about me. you're a good friend. best friends? um, uh

celebrations is on display right now on san francisco's twin peaks. led out a huge pink triangle to honor gay victims of the >>> a symbol of this gay pride celebration on display yesterday volunteers rolled out a huge pink triangle to honor victims of the holocaust it can be seen from 20 miles away. >>> about two hours from now thousands will watch the 41st annual pride parade march through downtown san francisco what a colorful show. >> and what a timing for more about the celebration in san francisco and what happened in new york state senator mark leno joining us your reaction to new york and gay marriage. >> enormous, largest state in the country not only had its legislature pass it but with the full support and leadership andrew cuomo, saying things i never heard. >> the governor. >> from top elected officials. speaking unequivocally, powerfully about how treating everyone equally under the law is good for new york and good for the nation it is a rare opportunity. >> now in california, it compassed. >> we were first. >> first ever signed by the go

with people on sleds instead of surfboards. islands tallest volcanic peaksee snow in winter but its been at least 30 years since there's been anything like this. >> i don't know what it has to do with the world climate change or what but it's sort of cool. >> reporter: almost every part of the country has had extreme weather lately. some blame la nina, cyclical cooling of the pacific near the equator. in la nina years, rain patterns in the u.s. change, less in the south and more in the pacific northwest. but this la nina has been declared over and may be only a small part of a complicated mix. >> a lot of this comes down to chaos in the atmosphere. there are so many things going on and we just don't have the tools to measure every single one of them. >> one of the big things going on is a particularly strong jet stream. for much of the year, these high-level winds have been stuck in a pattern that brought lots of rain and snow to the west and north and kept the plains and south exceptionally dry. >> we've been locked in with this low pressure in the west an

pride week includes the installation of the pink triangle on twin peaks. that's going to happen on saturday. then the pride parade on sunday. celebrity grand marshals include chaz bono and olympia dukakis. this year's theme is in pride we trust. >>> e.t. may want to phone in a pledge. scott mcgrew said mountain view city is holding a fund-raiser. >> a fund-raiser, search for extraterrestrial intelligence had to shut down it's powerful telescopes that scan the skies for radio transmissions for other worlds. they have announce add fund-raiser to get those telescopes back online. already its raised $21,000 out of a hoped for $200,000. talk this morning that yahoo! or some other company might be ready to buy hulu. the site that let's you watch television from your computer or xbox or ipads, movies like "space balls." its ownership is complex. we own part of it. so, too, does fox network. that ownership means hulu has access to all kinds of great tvs and movies because it's run by tv companies. nonetheless, there are reports that yahoo! has approached hulu about

later on in the afternoon we'll have temperatures peaking out from the 70s at the coast to 101 inland. it is high pressure, that is the key component. it is producing an onshore flow. we'll remain this way at least for the next couple days. in fact tonight, as we do barely cool down into the mid- and upper 50s, we'll see at least for the next two to three days well above normal temperatures. in fact, let's go to our cbs5 five and seven-day forecast which does call for the hottest day of the week tomorrow, then we will gradually start to see a little bit of a cool-down on wednesday, barely if you notice that, mid-80s to -- around the bay to the mid-and high 90s. then we increase the fog and by friday significantly in and around the microclimates. we're talking 50s to the 80s. we have the web egolf tournament. how many women have been out here. >> 1625. >> on the warmest day of the year? >> yes. >> why are we here. >> we are here to support the prevention of cancer in students of california in support of breast cancer and we're the women of employee benefits invitational, our 20th anniv

and well below the $115 peak on may 2. in london it fell even more. with interest rates already near zero, analysts call it a hail mary pass to kick start the economy. >> by flooding the global market with more oil, it's an act of desperation because there's no place else to turn to try to revive the economy. >> reporter: the u.s. strategic petroleum reserves are buried in heavily fortified salt caverns in the mideast. the u.s. holds some 727 million barrels of oil. taking 30 million barrels out will still leave 697 million barrels. on capitol hill, democrats applauded. >> dipping into our strategic reserve will protect american consumers and businesses. >> reporter: but in a statement, republican house speaker john boehner said this threatens our ability to respond to a genuine national security crisis. the national average of unleaded has already dropped from $3.98 on may 4, to $3.62 a gallon today. now experts say the price could drop another 10 to 15 cents a gallon, giving more money back to consumers and businesses. by releasing 2 million barrels

on the travel time. a lot of stop signs a lot of stops, slow service. we're looking at ways to give our riders choices, get them to their destination during both, particularly during the two peak commute periods. one of the things to point out about the n-line, despite the fact that it has a will the of stops and has relatively slow travel time, the characteristics of the line are very much like a commuter line as we see on this chart here, the color, on the upper side, eastbound, that shows heavy boarding at the end of the line going into town in the morning an the reverse, the green means ons, those are the people that get on in the amp system of the characteristics of the line, while it's heavy ridership throughout the line, it is -- it does demonstrate the same kind of characteristics as a commuter line which lends it to being a good place to start this kind of service. what we're proposing is a six month pilot to start on june 13 and again, the idea here is to supplement the existing service. this will not take any cars off of the n-line, it will simply supplement the lines that exist and in particular, we think it will have benefit for riders in the inner part of the lin

on the way. jetstream takes all of the storms well to the north. by tomorrow, the upper 60s around the coast. low 80s around the bay. low 90s inland. the heat will peakn independence day, monday. we could be near 100 inland. mid-80s around the bay. near 70 at the coast. the temperatures may taper a little bit. above average tuesday and wednesday. good morning, megan. >> a crash in benicia but good news is it's not blocking any lanes. the crash is eastbound 780 at 680. a spin-out. it's in the center divide. north bay, live look at 101 through the san rafael area. the headlights move southbound. out of novato to the golden gate bridge. the drive-time right now from 37 to 580 is a light nine minutes. in the south bay, this is 280 at the 17 overcrossing. no problems through the downtown san jose area. if you are heading along 17, we have a repaving project in santa cruz mountains that is slowing down the commute there. roadwork in both directions between 17 , summit and bear creek. live look at san jose. 101 at 880 overcrossing. nice ride to make your way out of morgan hill heading up the peninsula. you can get the traffic update and the drive-time deliv

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. >> reporter: the river hit its peak on sunday, flooding more than 4,000 homes. >> basically, i got back from a year deployment from afghanistan. and coming back to this, this is honestly, to me, t ts is worse than being over there. >> reporter: why is that? >> you have no control. >> reporter: in nebraska, a nuclear power plant is flooded surrounded by flood water from the missouri river. of the thousands in the flooded region, fema says few homes have flood insurances. stores here are rationing bottled water. but hope is not in short supply >> failure is not an option. remember? we go on. we stay strong. we stay -- we stay aligned and we go on. >> reporter: john hendren, abc news. >>> a fast-moving wildfire has broken out into new mexico. forced officials at the national laboratory to close for business today. up to 100 nearby homes have been ordered evacuated. the news is much more encouraging for massive fires in arizona. one fire is fully contained and the third is growing only in an area with few residents. >>> federal investigators are swarming the scene of a friday explosive

. >> the river hit its peak on sunday.ooding more than 4,000 homes. >> basically, i got back from year deployment from afghanistan. and coming back to this, this is honestly, to me this is worst than being over there. >> why is that? >> you have no control. >> reporter: in nebraska, nuclear power plant is surrounded by water from the flooded missouri river, but officials say there is no immediate danger. of the thousands in the flooded region, fema says few, about 375 homes have flood insurance. stores here are rationing bottled water, but hope is not in short supply. >> failure is not an option. remember? we go on. we stay strong. we stay -- we stay lions and we go on. >> john hendren, abc news. >>> it's 4:49 now. >> and we do have some rain headed our way. nothing like that, but it's june. we just don't expect it. >> we really don't. especially when we had so many at the beginning of the month. now we get more to end the month. >> stay on your toes. >> job security. >> good monday morning. what a gorgeous weekend we had.

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a weak ridge of high pressure bringing mostly sunny skies peaking on thursday and friday. but staying dry all the way through the weekend. how about that? >> i'm very excited. thank you, lawrence. westbound 92 approaching clawiter road waiting for tow crews to get out there. the main lines of the freeway, activity on the shoulder. westbound towards the san mateo bridge, there is a live look. those taillights are moving westbound toward foster city and the peninsula. about a 13-minute drive right now if you are coming out of hayward. so that incident there at clawiter shouldn't slow you down too much. roadwork, the nimitz 880 through oakland, northbound past high street you will find various lanes blocked until about 5:00 this morning. again, no major delay but watch out for the construction worker out there. and same thing on the dumbarton bridge. eastbound 84 approaching the high-rise various lanes blocked there until around 6-ish. typically they pick that roadwork up a little bit ahead of schedule. and the bay bridge light heading into san francisco. that's your traffic

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four to eight degrees warmer on friday. heat peaks over the weekend. middle 90s inland. upper 80s near the bay. near 70 at the coast. >> thank you. listen to this. this takes the stage mom to a whole new level. surveillance video from pricy dress boutique in georgia caught this woman throwing gowns in her purse. these are pageant gowns. store worker says she used her daughters as decoys and she stole several dresses worth more than $1,000. >> she would roll up the dress and put it in her bag and then leave the bag here. we have her kids running around being her eyes for her. >> wow! police believe 37-year-old stole six dresses worth more than $5,000. she is in jail now charged with two counts of theft by shoplifting. and contributing to the delinquency of the minor. >> what kind of role model is that? >> sad. >> it is. we have more. including a new bay area start-up company promises unlimited pass to see the movies and theaters. we'll tell you how it works. >>> coming up on abc7 news at 4:00 and 5:00. some sfo shuttle driver says the airport special streetment of a big n

pride week includes installation of pink triangle on twin peaks, gay pride parade sunday. celebrity grand marshals include chaz bono and olympia dukakis. this year's theme is in pride we trust. 5:16. good week for parade, let's check the weather forecast. going to be a bit cooler than it has been, right? >> yeah. i can say with confidence, it won't rain on their parade. we're looking really good as a matter of fact. as we head through the next few days we've got a cooling trend. we have to wait through today before it kicks in and you feel it inland. at the coast we're noticing a difference. the fog bank is back and that will keep places like san francisco cooler than we were at the start of the week. hot condition starting off warm. still have down sloping dry winds pumping through livermore, san jose, even sunnyvale. we are in the 60s in some cities. i think as we head throughout this afternoon, temperatures will continue to climb, on-shore flow really kicks into high gear tomorrow so we're going to shave off 10 to 15 degrees on your daytime highs tomorrow. 84, toasty in