no, different rainbows. a little closer. [laughter] same rainbow? no. really close, get down there, lee. same rainbow? it looks better doesn't it, huh? [laughter] okay, thanks a lot, gang. let's hear it for lee and julie, huh? hey, all right. [applause] you've all done this. you've all gone scuba diving, if not snorkeling at least or just swimming in the water. how many people have not done this? swim in the water at some time in your life, go way down as far as you can and then look up and see what it looks like. how many people have not done that? i want to see what you look like. we've all done that right? and what have we seen? it depends on how rough the water is, uh huh. what does a fish see when it looks up, okay? the water. the fish's point of view looking up is the same as the light coming down, see? light coming from straight above comes straight down to the fish. light coming like this bends like that to the fish. light like this bends like that to the fish. and over here, maybe light like that just bends to the fish. and if the fish looks up

not every day you get two pots of gold with a double rainbow. 46 degrees. the chili pattern continues in the east. a big pattern change coming up as we head into the weekend. a whirlpool of chilly air in and around it. as we had the passing showers. we had some of the clouds. as we get into tomorrow it will still be mighty chilly. the northwesterly wind, not as much tomorrow as we get onto tomorrow but it will still be around here at tomorrow morning will be a chilly morning. temperatures in the high 40's. heading out to the ballgame it will be a mix of clouds and sunshine. not the passing rainshowers. in the high 50's to around 60 degrees. by the time needed to around the weekend a mild a pattern comes back. temperatures tamara 40. there could be some spots near freezing. a bit of a breezy and cool day. not as many clouds as we saw today. temperatures will be into the high 50's 260 degrees. as we head into the weekend temperatures will be around 80 into the low 80's. on our facebook we ask, how long do you think the rain showers last? we have a couple of n

the rainbow community development center is my focus of my hero central report today. it provides for those in need and they get help from young volunteers. >>> this may look like a produce section of a store, but it is actually the food pantry of the rainbow community development center. sheer >> at first when i started it, i did it just for the school work. but then the more i did it, i realized how much i was actually impacting other people. it is a warm feeling, i can't really describe it. >> reporter: availability of fresh fruit and vegetables provides essential nutrition, especially to children and seniors, according to executive director patricia drummond. >> a lot of clients, because of health needs, they don't eat the canned food items, so they are grateful to be able to get fresh produce. >> reporter: in montgomery county, there are approximately 50,000 people living in poverty. that is about 5.7%. and with healthy and nutritious food -- becoming so expensive, it is the least likely to be purchased. that is why the rainbow is so important, especially this foo

. >> have you ever seen anybody make a rainbow with a shotgun? >> you're about to. >>> and 200 students at a pittsburgh high school get one shot at an awesome video. >> he gave me my start. >> now he gives us the dirt on the video and on steven's high school high jinx. >> that was pretty disgusting. i'm sure he has grown up. >>> this video has been blowing up the internet. take a look. >> ooh. >> it's live. it's not even dead. >> that's sick. >> these are maggots in a packet of trail mix on a qantas flight from los angeles to mill burn. the back story here, 42-year-old victoria cleven was traveling with her 15-year-old son, opened a pack of trail mix and began eating in the dark. something wasn't quite right. this is what she found. >> that's not right. >> the airlines gave them this trail mix as a snack on the flight and the trail mix itself was provided by the company. now, victoria did what most people would do in the situation now. picked up her camera phone, shot a video as proof. so we wanted to find out more about victoria's experience and

it was spread over the whole country like a rainbow, the idea of a rainbow division, the 42nd was hisd his duty to see that the division was well trained and equipped for the raging bae ining battle that awn france. the rainbow division moved up to the front. its full readiness through the efforts of colonel macarthur, the division's chief of staff, was to prove fortunate indeed. it was during this period too that an impressive battlefield technician began to foreshadow a great military future. soon known for brilliant decisions on the battlefield, colonel macarthur was also to gain a reputation as a man who faced danger completely unafraid. before long he was in command of the rainbow division, the youngest american division commander in the war. twice wounded, twice gassed, he won more awards for valor than has ever been awarded to an american soldier. acclaimed by the secretary of war as the greatest front line general of the war. returning to west point, he became the youngest superintendent the academy had ever had. here he brought in the curriculum to include a full college educ

that was the rainbow with the thunderstorms we had saturday night. but i'm gleeful, just haven't seen flakes here. >> close though, within about 20 miles. but out to the west, a different story. in fact, we have another picture for you. this is pretty good stuff. also a bunch of stuff on our website. check this out, april snow. this is actually in canane valley. this is where you are in west virginia. it is sticking on the roads there. it's simply snowing faster than it can melt and at one point, temperature got down to 29 degrees. that's pretty crazy. ed sent this to us from snow shoe, we appreciate it. all right, let's talk about temperatures right now. this is a live shot brought to you by michael and son. shower activity still. 45 degrees. dew point is 39 and winds still west, northwest at 10. look how low the pressure is. that's still a bottom out another few hours. we'll widen out the view. you can see the huge circulation with this storm system. rain along much of the new england coast, but snow into western new york state and western pa. in f

. >> hi, y'all, have you ever seen anybody make a rainbow with a .12 gauge shotgun? no. [ shots fired ] >> got the whole roy specter. >> she sure nailed that one. would be funny if a fish started coming to the surface, and a rainbow dinner all at once. >> pay attention to how the rainbow starts growing from where she is shooting and it starts expanding across the screen. >> i think it's cool. first of all, because this girl is owning that shotgun. >> sure. >> she does. >> she knows what she is doing, yeah. >> very girly use of the shotgun. >> yeah. she has figured out the most girly way to use firearms. >>> well, guys, it's time for me to brag a little bit. because for the third year in a row, my high school, plum senior high school in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, has released another awesome flip dub video. ♪ ♪ this ain't a song for the broken-hearted ♪ >> two songs. the first, bon jovi's, "it's my life." ♪ it's my life >> they have been doing this three years as a prelude to the upcoming nhl playoff. and as you can tell in the video, there are plenty of pittsburgh pen

begin with r and with b. - rainbow. - a rainbow. and that rainbow is another word for spectral-- spectrum of colors, yeah? and this will give us spectrum of colors too. it turns out it will give a spectrum of colors because it turns out different colors of light will travel at different speeds-- right. --through this material or any material. did you guys know the speed of light is less in glass and water than it is in air? and how come the light slows down when it gets to the glass or when it gets to the water or anything? and here's another thing. this used to bother me years ago. if the light slows down when it gets in the glass, how's it speed up when it comes out the other side? it seemed if you want to get light to slow down, get it on a piece of glass plates and at the end, you can just catch it in a bucket. that keep dribbling down, yeah? but how does the light speed up again? how does light get through glass? let me give you a little scenario of something like how that works. light is a throbbing spark of electromagnetic en

jc hayward introduces us to the rainbow community center in today's hero central. >> reporter: this mayook like a produce section of a store but it is actually the food pantry of the rainbow community development center. this woman drops off donations at least once a week. >> at first when i started it i did it just for the school work but the more i did it, i realized how much i actually was impacting other people and it's just like -- it's a warm feeling. >> reporter: the availability of fresh fruit and vegetables provides essential nutrition, especially to children and seniors according to the executive director. >> they're grateful we have fresh produce because a lot of clients, because of health needs they don't eat the canned food items so they're grateful to be able to get fresh produce. >> reporter: in montgomery county, there are approximately 50,000 people living in poverty. that's about 5.7%. with healthy and nutritious food becoming so expensive, it's the least likely to be purchased. that's why the rainbow community development center is so important, especially this food b

born norwegian version of a pete seeger song called my rainbow race.e singled out that song as particularly offensive to him, today 40,000 people turned out in oslo to serenade him with that song. 5,000 people rsvp that they would turn up. they said the crowd was 8 times that number. they were gathered in a square right next to the first building that he bombed, right near the courthouse where he is on trial. they stood in the rain carrying roses and setting him that children's song that he hates so much. ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> what you heard at the very end, norwegian, that was the singer who popularized this peace seekers signed a guy. what he said at the very end translates english into, it's we who win. genius, peaceful, musical rebuttal to a madman. >>> the scandal thickens. the secret service investigates new allegations of misconduct on presidential trips. >>> shaken and

this was the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. now for every medallion that the mta cells are right, that is coming from a driver who has worked 20 years and waited 15 years on the list. i got my medallion after 15 years waiting on the list. i'm lucky i got it before this money grabs thing that just happen right now. right now, the mta is proposing printing out without medallions instead of companies. instead of going to drivers, they would go to the mta. i urge you to think about a ballot measure to prevent money that is generated from the taxi industry to -- from going to the mta, it should go back into the taxi industry. this is robbery. i cannot think of any other word. it is an egregious conflict of interest that is happening right now. proposition a gave the mta authority to regulate all motor vehicles for hire which is not really true because they do not regulate the shuttle's or the limos. this is just a money grab. please consider supporting a ballot measure to counter this. thank you. president chiu: thank you, next spea

is being used to brainwash the nation's youth the song is a norwegian version of american folk to rainbowrace graphics lack of remorse for killing seventy seven people in the bomb and gun attack last july brought leaders together in defiance of his actions. dropping a class without it affecting your academic record is music to college students is so much a new piano drop is held that massachusetts institute of technology to celebrate and get it prime deadline i should say to ditch a subject. this year the musical mash up featured a second piano line for arizona key note says that only other traditionally instance tremendously grand students raced to grab a piece of it with a souvenir. and one hundred seventy. the controversial cyber security act in an assist but is now a step closer to becoming law for the u.s. congress approval process now heads to the senate although the white house has already threatened to veto the bill internet users criticize the proposal accusing it of breaching people's privacy what is going to chicken the reports now from washington. cisco would make it legal for

every brother young children of the rainbow a fertile land. as that was the song very simple very straightforward it's like a we society rather than give in to the fear that we americans gave into after nine eleven when george bush dick cheney told us to cower in fear and go go shopping instead of going to the place of death with a bullhorn all full of bluster and bravado and was tossed around the norwegian people sang a song to remind themselves of who they are of their nation's values they remind of themselves that they belong to a we society one which is the song says together shall we live every sister every brother regardless of race or religion. that song reminds them that they're not a vengeful society and they're not afraid and their communities are much stronger than the damage the terrorists and the haters like brother could inflict upon them one can only wonder where the united states would be today if we had chose balance instead of bombs songs instead of surveillance osama bin laden and anders breivik had similar goals they both h

joining us is reverend bullock, pastor of the highland church and of the rainbow/push coalition. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me on the show. >> that was a big mouthful. >> amazing. in terms of the way this unfolded, did i say anything contrary to your understanding what is going on? >> no. that is a great analysis. the only thing i would add we have seen it rolled out in a way that is racial. benton harbor, african-american population is very high. detroit, very high. flint, pontiac, these are cities with a high percentage of african-americans and democratic voters. not only is it anti-democratic, it seems to have a racial undertone in the way the legislation has been implemented that has lulled many of us to sleep. on the back end of this we're seeing it hitting african-americans, low income communities, high democratic party voting communities, hitting labor. this is not what democracy looks like. >> obviously, in a lot of towns facing these kinds of takeovers, facing having their local voting rights overruled, there are big financial problems. a lot of di

founder and president of the rainbow push coalition reverend jesse jackson.hank you so much for your time tonight. >> thank you, sir. >> mitt romney criticizes the president for spending too much time at harvard. ah, claim trouble. [ dennis ] you should just switch to allstate, and get their new claim satisfaction guarantee. hey, he's right man. [ dennis ] only allstate puts their money where their mouth is. yup. [ dennis ] claim service so good, it's guaranteed. [ foreman ] so i can always count on them. unlike randy over there. that's one dumb dude. ♪ ♪ the new claim satisfaction guarantee. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. [ male announcer ] cookies with smooth caramel and chocolate. ♪ ♪ hmm twix. also available in peanut butter. attack on women that perhaps the majority of the population woke up? >> idaho is not known as approaching act i.v. you had hundreds of women show up, thousands signed petitions. they made their voices heard. what happens is that now, the legislators are running scared. very similar laws have passed quietly in o

one of our crews captured this rainbow and the sun broke out over the hills. >> great rainbow. let's talk about the rain and weather. are we done with the rain? >> yeah. the rain died down. a few sprinkles but we are drying out and we will warm up. today was chilly because the cold front came through, that is where the showers came from and now we have wind. towards had delta, live buoy reading. 26 mile-an-hour gusts near pittsburg. over here by the bay bridge, check out the north side of the air station, 21 miles per hour. breezy out there and starting to revert back to a high pressure pattern that will warm the day time highs and push the rain out of here. you saw the clouds moving through. rainfall totals, we got rain. more than anticipated too. you will see, we got more, redwood city, half inch. concord, quarter inch. san jose, quarter inch. santa rosa, 2/100. any rain is good rain. doesn't hurt. if you are a pollen suffer, it pushes the pollens out of the trees and diminishes the effects. it will come back, but it washes a lot of them out. system one, and system two, there

founder and president of the rainbow push coalition reverend jesse jackson.hank you so much for your time tonight. >> thank >>> coming up congressman jerry had inner will on the gop whistle that is judicial activism. >> is myth the best candidate? no. >> president who i think is a nice guy, but he spent too much time at harvard perhaps. >> everyone has been asking me since i was driving around in iowa to get out of the race. >> but he is the most candidate. >> i do believe in born-again virginity. >> the whole war on women, really was invented to take people's eyes off of the prize. >> in the first place i would think unless someone makes their sexuality public it is none of their business. >> >> in new york city a lot of our taxi drivers are [ inaudible ]. if you get one, are you going to give him a [ inaudible ]. [ laughter ] >> i give the same tip to everyone. >> a fresh start, so hopefully this year is the year that we actually -- we do something. >> mitt romney: ♪ america, america ♪ >> plus a mustache equals tony orlando. ♪ >> i'm mitt romney and i appro

. >> as you see here, this looks like a rainbow, a checker board, one looks like plaid. >> so if i'm standing next to this person i can see this pattern. >> imagine you're the one at a fish concert going whoo! >> they say normal hoops display about 16 colors, but they can do millions because they can fade, to patterns, and all kinds of crazy stuff. >> i didn't know there were millions of colors. >> think of all of the shades of one color. >> we need a million color colorbox. >> can you imagine at a rave? people would fraem out. >> thanks for joining us, if you missed a video, go to our >> thanks for joining us, if you missed a video, go to our website. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

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it's like you shoved a rainbow up your nose. i should go. downy unstopables. the fresh too feisty to quit. i should go. . >> san francisco suspended sheriff and his wife are reportedly negotiating for her to extend her stay in her home country where she is visiting her sick father. the couple's 2-year-old son is with her. a family court judge gave her permission for a month long stay. it was reportedly her plans to make the trip that led to the argument that triggered the domestic abuse case. >>> tomorrow will mark one month since sierra lamar disappeared and efforts to find her are getting more and more creative. matt keller is in morgan hill where searchers and local businesses are doing more work today >> reporter: every pizza describe reheard come was the food and onto box a message that workers hope will help bring sierra home. the headquarters for the volunteer search effort for sierra was a little less busy today. more than 150 volunteers had come through the doors by noon. yesterday they had more than 400. >> numbers do drop down. it's -- it's not depr

. >> as you see here, this looks like a rainbow, a checker board, one looks like plaid. >> so if i'mnding next to this person i can see this pattern. >> imagine you're the one at a fish concert going whoo! >> they say normal hoops display about 16 colors, but they can do millions because they can fade, to patterns, and all kinds of crazy stuff. >> i didn't know there were millions of colors. >> think of all of the shades of one color. >> we need a million color colorbox. >> can you imagine at a rave? people would fraem out. >> thanks for joining us, if you missed a video, go to our >> thanks for joining us, if you missed a video, go to our website. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com that's been wrapped in a flaky crust stuffed with a gooey center toasted up all golden brown then given a delicious design? a toaster strudel. pillsbury toaster strudel. so delicious...so fun. mom, we're dying. no you're not, you're just hungry. make some totino's pizza rolls. we don't have any! front... left, totino's. [ male announcer ] well done mom! less drama, more fun! totino's pizza rolls.

it turns your locks any color of the rainbow, all right? that's what they call chalking. it washes right out. it's becoming the hippest new way this let kid's new colors shine without upsetting mom or dad. >> all kids like having control over their lives and picking a color for the day is good for them. >> think of a new way to play dressup. you will feathers and glirt and this comes out of your hair. this is another thing you can do to lifen up a play date. >> wyatt just got over the glitter portion. you can go online. it's so pop lamplet clocking, everybody. that's what it's called. let's go outside one more time. we'll come right back and wyatt will wrap things up for the night. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and

it's like you shoved a rainbow up your nose. i should go. downy unstopables.fresh too feisty to quit. >>> only on 2 a theft in a san leandro parking lot last night as devastated a man some call a living legend. the thief has stolen his ability to tell his story. >> take a look, i can give out to the people were about pearl harbor. >> reporter: 92-year-old pearl harbor veteran mickey gannon told me what's left of his unique presentation after the heartbreaking theft in san leandro last night, he had a hard time holding back tears. >> it means an awful lot to me, it cannot be replaced. >> reporter: he was here on east 14th at a veteran's dinner about 7:00. he came outside to check on his pickup truck parked right here and found someone had jimmies the lock and stolen his life's treasures. >> i had my hat, badges and pins and different things i use for displays, not having those to show the people, it takes a lot out of my life. >> ganach soldiered on today. >> we had a battleship -- >> reporter: at the san ramon valley lunch as he does regularly for schools and

. >> as you see here, this looks like a rainbow, a checker board, one looks like plaid. >> so if i'mtanding next to this person i can see this pattern. >> imagine you're the one at a fish concert going whoo! >> they say normal hoops display about 16 colors, but they can do millions because they can fade, to patterns, and all kinds of crazy stuff. >> i didn't know there were millions of colors. >> think of all of the shades of one color. >> we need a million color colorbox. >> can you imagine at a rave? people would fraem out. >> thanks for joining us, if you missed a video, go to our >> thanks for joining us, if you missed a video, go to our website. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer, i can walk 60 miles. (woman) the fund-raising was the easiest part. people were very giving. complete strangers wanting to help. i knew someday i was gonna do this walk. if i can do this, you definitely can do this. we can do this. we can all do this together.

a beautiful rainbow as well. isn't that pretty? yeah. and there was no pot of gold at that rainbow. i looked for it. but could not find it. but with the rain and sun peeking this afternoon. still a few sun and showers around. pretty shot. might see some wet snowflakes for the next hour or two. as the sun sets, we'll lose the energy. and we'll start losing the clouds. it will be a cold night tonight. as it was this morning. many areas north of the city this area. saw temperatures in the low 30s. and there was scattered frost. may see more of that tonight. only 53. our normal high now is low 60s. 54 at washington. and only 38 in oakland. some of the mountain tops, really, three,3500 feet up. the highest elevations in maryland, between 3, 3300 feet. saw half inch, to inch and a half of wet snow today. pennsylvania and west virginia as well. east of the mountains, we saw mixture. 53 here in baltimore. 53 in d.c. 49 chilly in. this is about 10 degrees colder thanerg. now, this pattern, had we had it last month, would have been a really cold march. here we are in april. and we're getting

. ♪ ♪ >> the family attorney in the trayvon martin case in florida was a special guest of the rainbowon. he says george zimmerman lied in court when he claimed indigence resulting in a lower bond. his family watched his release with a heavy heart. >> he knew as he sat in the courtroom that they had raised over $200,000 but yet he didn't say a word. he was quiet as a church mouse, reverend jackson. >> jackson and attorney crump appeared together on the rainbow/push coalition's national broadcast to upstate the controversial florida case. >> a too-month investigation has helped chicago police to bust a heroin operation and arrest nine alleged gang members. police seized $6,700 in illegal funds and confiscated heroin on friday a spike in shootings and violence near ohio and hamlin streets prompted the investigation. the arrests are part of an ongoing strategy to get rid of gang activity block by block. >> we'll have kid out here. we're going to do what we can to ensure that this problem does not come back. all nine people arrested were charged with possession and delivery of heroin. >> a

a viewer sent this picture through ureport of a rainbow in burlingame this morning.meteorologist mike nicco is in the weather center to tell us what is happening now. >>> good morning. south bay through the diablo range is where the best radar returns are showing and north of morgan hill around st. theresa boulevard. all this is starting to move southeast as the cold front is moving through the bay area now over the last three hours it did kick up spotty showers and will continue over the next couple of showers. i think the worst is behind us the heaviest and wettest weather we get under one of these thunderstorms possible or just thunder showers, you may get up to a 10th of an inch but spotty in the afternoon most precipitation to our east. breezy and cool this afternoon, nice warming trend for your weekend and rain totals, in a few minutes. >>> vallejo humane society is asking for the public's help to pay for treatment given to a dog who survived being dragged down a freeway, now being called freeway had to have rear leg amputated he's doing well his rescuers say t

all i know is that these rainbow colored pellets are right at the top of the "do not carry" list. ( applause> jon: are you saying, wyatt, are you saying geraldo is right to avoid inadvertently frightening people. from now on black people should wear propeller beanees and carry giant lollipops. >> for as long as that works. the shelf life on non-threatening black people garb is pretty short. i'm wearing this on tv right now. we're just 48 hours away from "hello, police, there's a black guy with head blades. i think he's here to steal my granddaughter." the next thing you know, you're bailing me out of jail. again. >> jon: wyatt, you know i say call me any time. you know that. >> i appreciate it. the thing i don't get is why is it that only what black people wear turns scary. you never heard geraldo saying don't let your teen wear cow boy hats and confederate flag tank tops because it sends a threatening message. >> jon: i bet white kids gets to eat all kinds of candy. >> don't get me started on a black man wielding a charleston chew. you don't think some people will find black people frighten

they have managed to turn virtual magic wands and rainbow slime into bold -- gold. >> we sell expenses for our free games, digital goods. users buy them to expand game played. only a small percentage of users to it, but with 50 million users, it is enough to pay for all of this. >> social gaming has attracted so many fans by mixing communication and online gaming. in a "monster world," users can invite visitors. it has gained a dedicated female following. >> it is not too hard to play, and it is really fun. >> playing in a group is great. that the characters are really sweet, and i like playing with them. >> but the boss has a different explanation. >> we are breaking down all barriers. users already have a computer, and the games are free, so you can just try it out if you like. >> "diamond-" has been nominated for the german game price. it wins, there might just be another round of applause -- "diamond dash." >> space -- the final frontier. that once meant exploring distant galaxies for alien civilizations and life forms. today it has a little more commercial bed. >> a consortium of

there is this one sent to you report and there is a rainbow over the bay bridge, showers and enough of a sunny break there to get this picture. and there is live doppler 7 hd. and you can see rainfall and just under half an inch in cupertino. san jose almost a third of an inch. 21/100ths in livermore, you can see 2/100ths in santa rosa. and temperatures drop would have had passage of the cold front running cooler today there is clear, cooler overnight tonight. and the warming peeks on monday. and we'll see a slow drop off in temperatures. there is a cold front that brought us hours showers this morning. now we're seeing a clearing trend thaind cold front. there are clearing skies and we do expect it to get cold tonight. there is high pressure across this front. we're going see temperatures rising beginning tomorrow, we'll feel it more hitting the weekend. there is a rich building inland and we'll see warmer weather as we head into weekend. there is a lot of sunshine as well, temperatures will rise above normal. tonight you'll wand to bundle up. it's going to be a chilly night. there is

the rainbow coalition of victims of redevelopment. it shaped the way i think of things now.l compass and my optimism thinks that we can eventually build a housing strategy that keeps everybody who needs to be here in town. from people living in cardboard boxes, to middle-income families looking at a way to stay in the city that their labor helped to build. i would encourage all of us, we have enough smarts and creativity to deal with. i would encourage everybody to start to move away from the idea of affordable housing as simply a ruse for the people who are lucky to come up on the waiting list. front and center of the city's economic development strategy. this is clearly a grass-roots economic development strategy of putting people back to work from the construction trades all the way down to white-collar work. things that the affordable housing canada does not have to -- community does not have too. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. thank you for your time this afternoon. i am so glad that the supervisor commission this performance audits. it is a relief to hav

feeling that part of the size of today's crowd, because they are special guests, it is my honor and the rainbow world fund's honor to welcome writer, director, award winner peter coyote. [applause] >> boy, san francisco knows how to throw a party, doesn't it? i want to invite my young friend up. we are going to read some of the wishes in at these origami cranes. please welcome from the japanese community youth council -- [applause] >> i wish there was not any global warming. >> i dare to wish for a world in which people live in harmony with each other and with the natural world and with all the wondrous animals with whom we share the planet. dame jane goodall. [applause] >> i wish for a world where all people are treated with dignity, respect, and equality, no matter who you are or who you love. from secretary of state hillary clinton. [applause] >> i wish for everyone to learn to love without war. from gloria iverson, 90 years old, the philippine islands. [applause] >> i wish it will snow in the morning so nobody has to go to school for two weeks. from michael, 13 years old, long island, new y

the rainbow coalition of victims of redevelopment. it shaped the way i think of things now.l compass and my optimism thinks that we can eventually build a housing strategy that keeps everybody who needs to be here in town. from people living in cardboard boxes, to middle-income families looking at a way to stay in the city that their labor helped to build. i would encourage all of us, we have enough smarts and creativity to deal with. i would encourage everybody to start to move away from the idea of affordable housing as simply a ruse for the people who are lucky to come up on the waiting list. front and center of the

the rainbow coalition of victims of redevelopment. it shaped the way i think of things now.l compass and my optimism thinks that we can eventually build a housing strategy that keeps everybody who needs to be here in town. from people living in cardboard

a viewer sent this picture through ureport of a rainbow in burlingame this morning.meteorologist mike nicco is in the weather center to tell us what is happening now. >>> good morning. south bay through the diablo range is where the best radar returns are showing and north of morgan hill around st. theresa boulevard. all this is starting to move southeast as the cold front is moving through the bay area now over the last three hours it did kick up spotty showers and will continue over the next couple of showers. i think the worst is behind us the heaviest and wettest weather we get under one of these thunderstorms possible or just thunder showers, you may get up to a 10th of an inch but spotty in the afternoon most precipitation to our east. breezy and cool this afternoon, nice warming trend for your weekend and rain totals, in a few minutes. >>> vallejo humane society is asking for the public's help to pay for treatment given to a dog who survived being dragged down a freeway, now being called freeway had to have rear leg amputated he's doing well his resc say they

harvey milk, who had nothing to do with our district, police in the background and a rainbow flag, we thought that had nothing to do with our district. people that were residents came and this was the first menu of anything. we knew that this to be a public process and that it would be too late. it made for newspapers. then the person from the mayor's office and the small business administration said -- we decided it will be transportation and it will be this guy who is going to do it, this other person. when he came to us he said that he was going to do murals about the gay hustler era. we objected. the same way they did in fillmore when they suggested prostitutes on the walls. this was about the exploitation of young vote -- young boys, sex for drugs as one of the homeless outreach workers said -- living under the freeway, they are older now. or dead. we should have some control over what is being put on our walls. we also need some control over these things that are not sitting. they say that it is free and they go to the merchants and said they will put it up for free and the emer