required but can we go above and beyond >> one of the public services to support and enhance the provision of those services whether 31 they will be transit or the puc operations and so on. i've already talked about innovative approaches to deliver public services and last but not least while those are city properties they're related to in specific neighborhoods so we want to make sure we engage the community and this inspection is taking into consideration. this is the last attachment in your staff report what's the potential we've talked about. we've alluded to it affordable housing, public transit and infrastructure. we need public transit and services to accommodate all the growth and childcare and fireball spaces and a aortas and p dr and benefits around the sustainability and rebuilding. what is the role of a planning department in this interagency effort? specifically planning department staff has been with the development and the schedule. we'll go to the site conversations we'll with work the mayor's office of housing to help lead the affordable housing analysis and we will lead the specific design and the public engagement piece

public transit is plentiful. we have conquered the steps, we have watched the dogs, and we have enjoyed a beautiful view. this is a place to take someone special on a romantic stroll and enjoyed a beautiful look out. welcome to corona heights located in the heart of this district. it offers a view of the downtown skyline, the bay bridge, and the east bay. it is one of the best kept secrets in the city. it is hardly ever crowded. on any given day, you will run into a few locals. , bought a 37 bus to get there without any parking worries. for legged friends can run freely. there is also a patch of grass for the small box. >> it is a great place. it is a wonderful place to have these kinds of parks. that dog owners appreciate it. >> take time to notice of the wildfires that are on the grassland and keep your head out on the lookout for hawks and other bird life. be sure to take your camera and be prepared to take a view of the city will not forget. it has a beautiful red rock formations. you could watch the sunrise

for public transit, i take the n train. the lad the ad -- lake is ada accessible. watch many ducks, swans, and siegel's. -- seagulls. it is a great place to stroll and sail away. many couples come here to take a ride around a lake, going under the bridges, passing the chinese pavilion and the waterfall. for a quiet getaway, making for a memorable and magical experience. located on 19th avenue, this growth is the place to where you're hiking boots, bring the family and the dog because it has so much to offer you and your loved ones. it is a truly hidden gem in the city. the park is rich with eucalyptus trees. long paths allow you to meander, perfect for a dog walking in a wooded environment. >> i enjoy the history. the diversity of nature that exists in such an urban city, concrete streets, cars, we have this oasis of the natural environment. it reminds us of what the history was. >> there is a section for dogs and plenty of parking. transit is available on the 28 bus to get you very easily. the part is ada -- park is ada accessible. it is also a natural lake. this

of thing. >> reporter:the public transit committee will also be considering some changes to policiesthing designed to shorten lines those: mobile ticketing. >> reporter:when the time comes, at least one in five people headed for a game, concert or other event here at levi's stadium are expected to take public transit. in santa clara rob fladeboe >> pam: new questions are being seismic safety of the eastern span of the bay bridge. >> pam: some of the welds joining 10 of the bridge's 29 steel road deck sections under the roadway are not up to code. caltrans allowed exceptions to their own rules when it turned out some of the structures didn't line up like they were supposed to. some of the joints are off as much as 8 millimeters. >> pam: four years ago the bridge's lead designer warned that these welds could suffer local damage during a major quake. >> pam: but the work went forward anyway. we spoke to a u-c- berkeley structural engineering professor who says the misalignment and the non big problems when the next big one hits. >>of this bridge >> pam: a caltrans spokesperson says thei

taking public transit. turning down the heat. i mean, encouraging your friends and family. often times the point of contact makes a huge difference if you say something. >> matt, amanda mentioned public transportation, that is something that has to be funded via tax dollars and the will, the political will to do that in utah? >> it is really the $6 million question, where we have to reconcile the conflict between utah's business friendly state, that is something that the leaders are proud of and a place which is colliding with the realities of a valley ringed by the mountains and the big question for utah is what kind of future are we going to build, going to build a jewel in the mountains that attracts people that want to live in this beautiful place and with a businesses or going to sort of slide down the hill towards to the urban valleys and you know, it's a really tough question to answer well. we have a governor that is taking on this issue in a serious way and we have dedicated professionals looking a that. we are headed in the right direction and we have to make the d

public transit is looking good.e commute is looking good with no backup for delays. on 92 the san mateo bridge is a little bit of fog but no problems for the traffic. there are no fog advisory is currently for california or chp or caltran. you can see the traffic heading to marin county on the rich and december fell bridges to one okay without any delays looking at the traffic maps, here is just 14 minutes from hercules to berkeley. some slowing into walnut creek. >> heavy traffic storm in livermore and working toward dublin. the ride on 1 01, northbound slow between the two freeways. in the marin county they have no delays for 1 01 southbound. it isn't easy trip from highway 37 down to the golden gate bridge. >> public transit, are all on time so far this morning. >> can you taste the peanuts and the cracker jack? it is time for baseball! pitchers and catchers are both reporting to spring training today. the a's are in phoenix, the giants are in scottsdale. a's and the giants play each other in scottsdale on februa

. >>> public transit also effected by the -- will travel on saturday schedule, bed in gate transit will be on weekend schedule. and sunday schedule for buses. ac transit will run on sunday schedule. don't forget all parking meters will be enforce today, you have to pay. >>> coming up in on kron 4 morning news, burglars for a string of brake generals, we are showing you where police are warning people to be watchful. >>> john mccain is criticizing the obama administration on syria why he says the current u.s. policy on syria is shameful. >>> and former first daughter chelsea clinton speaking at a less by jan, gay, transgender mouth, we'll see how she feels about gay athletes. >>> live look outside, san mateo bridge, an we are waking up to areas of fog in the north bay, otherwise mostly clear conditions. . >>> welcome back time now 4:07. the man struck and killed has been identified. the medical examiner, michael mendez, powell street station, and was pronounced dead at the scene. mendez was a transient and may have unintentionally fallen on to the tracks. >>> car break-ins are on the ris

our members make modest salaries their reliant on public transit my public spaces sort of the whole environmental picture that's looked at the under sequa is important to our members a lot of them live in small apartments and don't have cars. so we're concerned about the way this process has been done. as i've said before i don't know if there's someone from forter if i say piecemeal but points of view this come before this body and piece of this this before the architecture committee and before the board of supervisors and we hope that this would come as a package and have it delivered under sequa for you'll the possible impacts as we believe the law

our members make modest salaries their reliant on public transit my public spaces sort of the whole environmental picture that's looked at the under sequa is important to our members a lot of them live in small apartments and don't have cars. so we're concerned about the way this process has been done. as i've said before i don't know if there's someone from forter if i say piecemeal but points of view this come before this body and piece of this this before the architecture committee and before the board of supervisors and we hope that this would come as a package and have it delivered under sequa for you'll the possible impacts as we believe the law says rather than doing in back and forth and to consider all the things i think we're now looking at the project sponsors and the planning department are seeking an exemption from sequa and so i guess i understand why there would more time for the continuous but i think your position is the same. i look at the public space and a worry about a little bit about the public access and the way that the space is a configured. i see some of the pictures ta

heading to public transit? you should have no problems.though we're on modify schedules. ace train on what they call a modified schedule. their holiday schedule is no service. but today they're actually running. they just had one less train than usual in the morning ride. and a saturday schedule for the muni metro with no he delays reported. >> and george, breaking news now. we're just getting word of an accident that killed two california highway patrol officers. killed this morning as this picture is coming in to us from the scene right now. we don't have many details on this. we know where it happened. highway 99 north. that's just south of fresno. and there were reports that there was a car crash there. a few minutes later, a word came in of another accident involving the chp officers. at this point we have learned that two officers have died in this accident. >> and police are investigating a badly burned body found in redwood regional park in the oakland hills over the weekend. oakland fire and police responding around 10:15 saturday

the clammer had begun for the experiment including public transit people. owned by the people and for the people. the idea of a consolidated city-owned transit system had begun traction. and in 1909, voters went to the polls and created a bond measure to create the people's railway. would become a reality three years later. on december 28, 1912, mayor sonny rolph introduced the new geary electric streetcar line and the new san francisco railway. that he said would be the nucleus that would host the city. and san francisco gave further incentive to expand the city's network. a project by way of tunnel leading into chinatown by way of north beach. in december the first streetcar was driven into the tunnel. just two years after its berth, muni had added two lines. and k, l and m lines that span out from westportal. in 1928, the j line opened heading west to the beach. in 1944 san francisco voters finally approved muni take-over of the market street railway. by then motor bus and trolley bus improvement had given them the ability to conquer san francisco's hills

no consideration was made this is one of the conditions they have to credit the public transit and anotherhool zone along brotherhood way we've got four or five schools on brotherhood way. they're required to have a police officer directing traffic along brotherhood way when they're shutting down a lane of traffic no provision in the plan. their supposed to contact the various administers to make arrangement to reroute traffic they haven't done that. i might mention there's a preyed pedestrian walk out there. generally when you shut down a sidewalk you need to have a police officer out there to direct traffic and finally we have bicyclists going in and out of brotherhood way it's an inpainted lane but it's part of the bicyclist network a that'll they've not made provisions to accommodate the bicyclists. so i want to end on those various points and their

area, and travel is further restricted by some states licensing prohibitions other areas lack public transitstable housing situations, and bearded guy says people look down on ex-felons check backgrounds, point hire, they do things and go back to prison. rah sit jirecidivism is around . shoot we be providing more adequate resources to help them integrate in to society? >> i don't think that's the problem. i don't think that the issue is that we haven't figured out how to put together the right resources so these individuals are motivated or able to be readily reintegrated. that's something that is a choice for the individual. but i want to speak a little bit more about the people who are the victims of the people who, quote, have served their time. it's the people we have named as felons that say you can't go out late at night because they pray prey on you, it's the rapists who are felons, that make college campuses have to have special lights and phone systems set up otherwise women or even some men will be imperilled. a lot of folks save money by working at convenience stores or other kind

. >> people who were wary about riding public transit. they can know it is really reliable and this is another tool to help them know exactly when to get out and meet their train. >> reporter: and don't forget, light rail also drops you in front of levi stadium. they are building a pocket track to stash trains for quick exit on game day. all the bike passes and highways nearby. they can empty the stadium of 70,000 fans in an hour. >> as long as you promise me it won't take two or three hours like it did in candle stick. ly be happy. >> really great passenger experience and we are working so that it will not take two to three hour to get where you want to go. >> the app is available for android and ios device devices. >>> the woman says she was attacked in san francisco because she was using a google glass device. sarah slocum says it happened friday night at molotov's bar. she was showing someone how the high-tech glasses work when two women confronted her and a man ripped the google glass off her face. she says someone stole her purse an

terminal which is going to provide a lot of our public transit hubs in downtown san francisco will be getting power from our local city-owned public utilities commission. it is very excite thattion we're able to work through a deal that is both more affordable and one that is incredibly reliable for this public service site. and i want to ask ms. hail to come up and speak about the details of the project. >> thank you, barbara hale, assistant general manager for power. supervisor kim has hit the highlights. we are very happy to have ~ begun work back in 2008 with the transbay joint powers authority staff on whether we could be a power provider for the facility. in november, the tjpa board did approve their executive director entering into the agreement in december. our commission at the puc approved our general manager moving forward as well. as you know, we operate san francisco's municipal power utility. we're the power provider for this building and many others that the city owns to powering essential city services, powering ten analyst facili

. >> plus turning public transit into a museum. the new push to bring art to bart. all ahead on ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> good morning. we want to take you out live to san francisco this morning. we are along vanness. you can see still a car there in active scene. another pedestrian hit and killed just a few hours ago. this is the city's fourth pedestrian death this year. ktvu tara moriarty is out there on the scene getting us some more details of the investigation and the problems that this accident certainly could cause for the morning commute. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us it

competition between companies that encourages employees to commute using van pools, car pools, public transit or bikes. it runs from march 1st to april 30th and this is the contest's fourth year. more than 50 businesses have registered so far this year. winning teams will be chosen based on who had the highest co2 savings and highest average of clean commute days. >>> coming up in our 5:00 hour the bay area getting ready for a good soaking with the incoming storm. the precautions in the south bay community that they are taking to protect homes that have been flooded in the past. >> after a big scare earlier this month on the uc berkeley campus a new case of measles. where it was reported and how you can protect yourself. >> looking at some progress in that crash on the east shore looks like it is gone now and traffic is moving along very nicely as you drive past 80 at the albany hill. we'll tell you more about traffic times and drive times around the bay. >> a lot of cloud cover, not much rain yet but it is on its way. we'll see if we can get throughout morning commute with not much rain. plu

if you are taking public transit, i just checked. with the poor not started off with any delays. o go with ac transit bart as was a stirring number one. >>: thank you erica. 22 people have an arrested and a child--in a child sex sting in florida three and three of them work at walt disney world. the 22 people were allegedly targeted children for sex. there were caught by detective's supposed as children or parents an on-line chat rooms. we're getting the details this morning and in >>: 21 year-old ted ago has clearly left his mark here a uc berkeley. he has the respect of his friends, family and peers. >>: ted was phenomenal and every aspect of the word. and everything he did everything he said. demand loved so much. mo a thousand people gathered outside of memorial stadium to share fond memories of the junior defensive lineman from bakersfield. >>: ted was the person who whenever i was working hard in school and trying, sat alone way of knowing he existed. someone like ted can exist, it's what kept pushing me three of those teammate's defense event stem and corte talked about his

that we are a fronted with where we are so close where people can get to places very easy by public transit. it makes a lot of sense to me and they are contributing some development fees and also i think it's a good project and i would move to approve. >> second. >> commissioner borden? can you address this? >> as an impact fee we are required to do a nexus study and increase by a project. if there is use that has a certain level of impact we have to subtract that from the impact that are being created. they are already represented on the site. that's why there is a reduction based on the reduction. you are paying the net increase on impact which is what is being done. this is standard throughout all the plan areas. it's part of impact fee law. i guess the question is if the use were not operable, currently not operating today, is that impact still the same. it hasn't been a t-shirt factory in i don't know how many years. if it was operating as a t-shirt factory last year. >> it has to do with the permitted use on the site. a pdr could have gone in without paying any impact fees there becau

others lack public transit, unstable housing situations and people look down on ex felons, they checkackground and won't higher. no money. they do things and go back to prison. revidvism is around 40 to 60. from prison to plummeted from $62 to $15. should we be providing more adequate resources to really help these ex fell options reintegrate in society? >> i don't think that's the problem. i don't think the issue that we haven't put together the right level of resources so these individuals are able to be motivated or able to be readily reintegrated. but i want to speak a little bit more the people who are the victims of these individuals who have served their time. it is the people that we have named as fellons that say to our 7 ario citizens, you can't go out late at night because they prey on you. it's the rapists who are femons who make college campuses have to have special license systems set up. a lot of folks save money by working at convenience stores or other kinds of shops by themselves, late hours, trying to serve the community and they are the people that are often the ta

coming true and one of the terminals which we've been waiting for which will connect dozens of public transitlines that will connect the bay area into downtown which is important but second, we are building a transit rich neighborhood here in the center of downtown that will include mixed income housing. this is the model of redevelopment, this is the highest example of what redevelopment can be. san francisco did and continues to do redevelopment right. of course this is why we should have continued this very important tool. but i'm so glad that we were able to take advantage of it for this area because building affordable housing for low income and middle income homes in san francisco is important baunsd -- because as our city continues to grow is affordable housing. i do want to thank ocei. i'm not going to both to say it. our director, our chair, johnson, commissioner sing and ellington who are here. it's exciting that we were able to convince the state to allow us to continue to create jobs and housing and transit. i want to thank everyone involved. so many people is making this redevelo

. >> plus -- >> for a public transit center to be modernized is paramount when you have so much development around. >> yeah. how planners say the transformation of a rundown bart station will bring new life to one bay area city. we'll have those stories and much, much more tonight at 6:00. guys? >> we will see you in just 30 minutes. thank you, ken. thanks for watching us at 5:00. the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. >> and remember the latest news and weather are always on our website, kpix.com. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: tonight, olympi security alert. late today, the u.s. issued a global warning on a possible bomb threat to the games in sochi. bob orr has the breaking news. 100 million americans shiver under brutal winter storms. terrell brown on where it's worse. dean reynolds looks at the harm to the economy. cory remsburg was the star of the state of the union. david martin that has story on the long road back for a remarkable american hero. then, 50 years ago it was television history. anthony mason on the stroke of luck that pu

until then, metro cannot take control of this newly construct and public transit line. >> thank you. let's turn to the weather. we had a beautiful weekend, but unfortunately the cold has returned. doug hill is standing by in the weather center with what to expect in the week coming. clear blueay with skies and sunshine. outside the weather center right at, we are taking a peek chesapeake beach. a beautiful sunrise, and if you watch there, just a few high thin clouds. clear skies no, temperatures will fall pretty quickly after sunset, we will get some clouds overnight. temperatures colder, with 30's in hagerstown and martinsburg. even the winds are diminishing over the past few hours, so it will be a combination of clear skies, and temperatures dropper and into the 30's -- dropping into the 30's. we will have more of that in our full forecast in just a couple of minutes. >> meanwhile, new developments tonight into the death day mills hadthe a heart attack and died just that's away from adc firehouse. districtwithin the fire and ems system left him on the sidewalk. what went on in toda

public transit system basically so that was part of it it was also you know the federal highway act paved the way literally for some forty thousand miles of highway and there was this there was an exhibit at the world's fair futurama and it painted this picture very famous of this this futuristic world where we were all going to live in these pretty bedroom communities and driving cars on these fast moving highways from one from our homes to our jobs and it was going to be this brand new way of living and people were i forget the numbers it was something like one point nine million people stood in line to wait and see this exhibit and it was it was this fantastic futuristic way of life that people just had to have and you know the car companies loved it of course so it was it was you know government policies had a lot to do with it government policies made it easier and cheaper to build single family homes to build homes in the suburbs instead of the cities and to pave the way for the highway they subsidize our gas prices which are way cheaper than any other country so there's a lot of go

that the port can commute to work and what i wanted to call it here is that, the 77 percent take public transit walk or some of these alternatives to driving alone. it is a good mark, but we can do better, the private shuttle and taxi and limo and i cannot imagine that anyone from the port was taking a limo and i was out of space for the chart. this is a lesser known example of the port's efforts to try to reduce the vehicle trips. this is an effort at work and it is not commuting but when they go out they install the bike racks and so they will not need to make the multiple vehicle trips and they can head out to an area and send one out on a bike, and have another crew at a location with the truck, and it is a proof of concept, and i don't know that most of them are doing this yet, but it is something that with the right balance of bike, towing trailers and tools is a really innovative effort and it was not required by any ordinance and it was the innovation of the carpenters and they did a great job there. >> this is an arial view of pier 96 and the reason that i am showing you this is becaus

open and federal city county offices will be there and they are also taking the day off and most public transitholiday schedule and they are not taking the day off but you should know they will still be enforcing public parking meter rules. and in arizona, that is not until wednesday. redick just signed a 1.2 million dollars deal which avoids arbitration and now is he hoping to bounce back from that wrist injury last season. >> that's all i really can do and i am not saying i want to do numbers like i did but i am trying to be a smarter guy and not play through a serious injury like that. >> and this time they will have their spring training at the phoenix stadium and next year they will move to mesa. be a meantime, pitchers and catchers, they have been there since last week and the position there for the giants, is that the panda? >> yes. >> i didn't even recognize them. they will not have to report until tomorrow and pablo sandoval will be slimmed down and the giants and the al1sl0 played their first training game next wednesday the 26th. >> 5:25 they are searching for a gunman, the latest on

the public transit options from the eastern my good.ring from systemwide major delays, 20 minutes or more because they have to operate in man will mold. they stated that there is some type of equipment problem and remember, when bart's talk about the delays, passenger delays may be longer. >> the good news is that the heaviest rain, downpours that we have been dealing with continuous. so, some of us are looking at dry breaks, it is not currently running at the dublin interchange but we have had the rain accident walnut creek of highway 24. you can see the yellow on your screen indicating moderate rain. we have had your raids, the san leandro hills, but it is working his way north. just a few stray showers. it looks like we are dry things out of the south. >> as for the peninsula, where did it would have it raids, we have moderate rain for portions of san carlo. light rain in san francisco that will affect your ride across in the bay and you will need to use your windshield wipers for highway 1 01. >> the rainfall totals, we have already

public transit, has no delays were reported. >> (cheers) >> some seahawks fans went too wild to celebrateheir win. this fire started after fans set fire to furniture and used kerosene to stoke the flames. police in riot gear surrounded the crowd. when the flames got too high.they cleared a space for firefighters to move in and douse the flames. but it didn't douse the fans' spirits. they partied until the wee >> the lop-sided game last night. favorite - broncos quarterback peyton manning - never getting off the ground thanks to a fierce seattle defense. going into half time the score was 22 to zip. and the bronco's morale stayed in the cellar until the final score of 43 to 8. and seahawks richard sherman?? he suffered an injury in the fourth quarter and returned to the sideline just in time for the celebration in sweats and on crutches. >> radioshack poked fun at its image by starring 80s icons like teen wolf in its ad for the super bowl. that seemed to be the theme this year. throwbacks and pretty much tame advertising. 108 million viewers expected to tune in to sunday's game. advertiser

. >> public transit is in good shape.re of the santa clara station because there was a stabbing. some trains are not going to stop and a number of bus lines have been recruited. >> toyota is recalling 1.9 million hybrid prius cars and globally for a software glitch. toyota motor announced this morning that 713,000 of these cars are in north america. there is a problem with the software to control the hybrid system. no accidents or injuries have been reported related to this problem. the software could cost transistors to become damaged, causing warning lights to go off, driving power to be reduced or the car to just talk. >> the recalled vehicles were manufactured between march 2009 and february 2014. >> a man was caught on camera breaking into a police car in loss angeles. a new is photographer called to this crime in progress. a man, smashing several windows on a squad car with a metal rod. it happened right in front of darth vader and other costumed characters were gathered to greet tourists. the photographer was shoot

on the richmond center felt bridge they have no backups pripet >> public transit is in showing a problemt's get more on the weather. maligned right now we are sent win space between eight san stuck 20 mi. per hour. let's take a look as storm tracker 4 because we have showers around the bay writer while richmond sent or failed. these showers continue to work their way east and we have snow in the sierra nevada. mostly cloudy conditions as we head into the afternoon. you will see just that all future cast 4 but by 1:00 p.m. will start to dry out and cleared things out in fact we will see breaks of sunshine. most of the they should be fine and i do not think you will encounter any problems. rain is on the way for 10:00 p.m. tonight. >> the heaviest rain is want to fall through the over night and will wake up to scattered showers north the golden gate bridge. here is a look at the toes. between 1 and 2 in. about an inch for san francisco bay. we will take what we can get. when to weather advisories are in effect for the tahoe area and we have already seen three to 6 in. of snow. we have more

. >>> and public transit is running on a different schedule, barton muni will be on -- golden transit is running weekends for the ferries and sunday schedules for the buses, caltrain is running a mod i fewed -- transit is doing a sunday thing today. parking meters are still enforce. >>> coming up in the kron 4, acquitted in the shooting death of trayvon martin, answering questions for the first time, coming up on the kron 4 news you will hear from george zimmerman zimmerman. >>> cause trouble for travelers, including people still stuck at boston hogan airport. >>> new this morning, george zimmerman opens up for the first time talking about the night he killed trayvon martin. zimmerman was acquitted of second degree murder and manslaughter, he maintains he shot martin in self defense. some of the questions he is answering this morning are ones we want to know, what does he want to say to martin's family. >> the misconception is i never apologized, i never reached out to the family. would i like to, certainly. reporter: what would you say. >> you know, -- i would say exactly what i said