detectable ramps. they are all detectable.othing down below or protruding that people are going to get snagged up on. smooth clean that nobody is going get caught up on. >> our no. 1 issue is what we see here, the uplifting and shreufting to concrete due too street tree roots. here is another problem we have with street trees. if i have i was a person blind, this would be an uncomfortable way to find out. >> we don't want to create hazards. >> sometimes vendors put sidewalk cafes where people push the chairs too far out. >> sometimes it can be impassable. so much foot traffic that there is no room for a wheelchair or walker to go by. >> san francisco is a lively street life, it can be an issue with people with visual disabilities as well. they have these diverting barriers on other side of this tables and chairs area. if people can find thraeur way around it without getting tangled up, it is still fully accessible. >> we don't want anything special. we want people to basically adhere to the regulations and laws as they are on

the curved ramp work -- we have received requests from members of the public. we work with the mayor's office of disability to determine a list of locations that need curb ramps that either do not have them or that have curved ramps that are not up to current standards, and again, we prioritize, and we use the tda funds for planning or design, and generally, we use, pr -- we use our prop k money for planning and design. we would be using our prop k money to construct the ones we have designed with the tda funds. supervisor chu: great, and if we could have a representative of the mta to come. there are any specific projects you could speak about. >> good morning, supervisors. as mentioned in the presentation, there are two different activities that are generally being funded through the transportation development act, and one of them is state education and outreach programs. those programs include us developing safety brochures, supplies, the maps, the helmet giveaways, and we care that money with our prop k sales tax dollars to really enhance the program. tda h

now instead of having to share the same off ramp there are separate and off ramps. kron 4 is jackie cecil is out this morning with a live shot showing us how smooth the traffic is going. this is a real joke point jackie. i don't think he's there we will talk to him later. you can see traffic is moving slowl nicely. i will quickly tau back to the map what it means is one extra lane goes past the interchange and there is a two lane exit for this direction and a two-lane exit for that direction so it should improve the traffic flow through that area. we will be talking to jackie sizzle and keeping an eye on it. a bridge check for you westbound on highway 80 headed towards the toll plaza no metering lights activated yet and no traffic delays south san mateo bridge looks good out towards high rise again this will be easier to get to now because of the new link configuration. golden gate bridge ride 101 northbound no problems here it is set up with two lanes to the north no back up along doyle is to head towards the toll plaza. >> 6 05 is the time a surprise offer from th

, include to curb ramps as well. the main response we have to this is we agree this is a priority for the city. we need a dedicated and stable funding stream. the 10-year capital plan has allocated, stable funding streams for this. there are some financial issue glitches but we have always prioritized this work second only to safety in this city. the fifth recommendation was not something that we had to respond to. it was the department of public works. it was a response to barriers that arise in the public right of way, usually from construction or activities. i would like to refer to the department of public works on that. the sixth recommendation was to look at how the city's training of disability rights issues is done, especially with respect to the police department and municipal transportation agency. clearly, they deal with a broad swath of people. the disability community is understandably invested that they handle these issues well when they come up. we have done training for both the san francisco police d

detectable ramps. they are all detectable. nothing down below or protruding that people are going to get snagged up on. smooth clean that nobody is going get caught up on. >> our no. 1 issue is what we see here, the uplifting and shreufting to concrete due too street tree roots. here is another problem we have with street trees. if i have i was a person blind, this would be an uncomfortable way to find out. >> we don't want to create hazards. >> sometimes vendors put sidewalk cafes where people push the chairs too far out. >> sometimes it can be impassable. so much foot traffic that there is no room for a wheelchair or walker to go by. >> san francisco is a lively street life, it can be

we ramped those rates up to pay for the upcoming cost. the lighter blue portion is if we stacked on top of the residential, business bill, the sewer program. $83 would be the total combined bill for water and waste water. if that were to grow through 2030, the projected completion time of the ssip, you would see a projected average, total sales, would grow from $83 to write around $53. that seems like a lot of money. i would like to take a moment to see what inftion looks like. the red line that we have marked, if we do nothing, and the world on average has a 3% inflation, which has been the post-war average, every cost will double. so between now and and 2024, and everything will cost twice as much. and the other metric used, in terms of capital planning, if we do nothing, construction cost inflation tend to significantly outpaced regular inflation. we are assuming that will be 5% of construction costs. those are always two key inflation numbers that we keep in mind as we do this production. the total bill, as far as what it means on an

well as both highway 92 on-ramps to southbound 880. yesterday they started a new lane configuration on the connection ramp that was slowing later in the morning but it wasn't unusually heavy. >>> thank you very much. we are coming up on 4:40. >> and still ahead, serious medical battle that as a former east bay lawmaker is announcing. >> and a project that could transform a troubled san francisco neighborhood clears a major hurdle. >> and officers fire on a pregnant cow. you want some fiber one honey clusters? yeah. you must really care about him. what? no, no. you gave him fiber. no she didn't. this tastes way too good to be fiber. they're delicious crunchy clusters with sweet honey and half a day's worth of fiber. you care about my fiber? not really. i care about youfiber too. i have for while. ok, carl. why don't you care about her fiber? hey carl. [ male announcer ] fiber one. cardboard no. delicious yes. guys remember, we're a solar system. mars is down...and... um, it's only 10am. who hasn't had their jimmy dean breakfast this mor

overnight that on ramp was closed, as well as oakland road on ramp. you see how it's messing around with my speed sensors as well. this will be the issue. but no major slowing showing up right now. those should be opening up in the next few minutes. 237 over there as you are getting over to 85. that construction should be picking up closer to 6:00. and brunell off the southbound side. that construction is scheduled to be in place affecting that ramp. that's in the southbound direction. that will be around until 6:00 a.m. as well. we're seeing these speed sensors showing us close to the limit except for the one messed up because of the construction vehicles not moving. a few vehicles not really moving too well at the cash lanes. these first three cash lanes have been showing a backup for about the last five to seven minutes over at the toll plaza. usually that means just one of those toll gates is not opened yet. they are cash lanes so they need someone there. the fast track lanes are moving slowly. no delays there or the hov lanes and golden gate brid

we've got road work going on through hayward through the connection ramp again. south 880 to jackson is closed until 5:00 this morning. bottom directions of highway 92 to southbound 880 so everything should be reopened in the next 20 minutes. you'll find road work, one way traffic control through 92 out of half moon bay. that is scheduled until 6:00 this morning. >>> thank you so much. >> it's 4:39. >> still ahead the warning going up to swimmers who decided to take a dip. >> and san francisco supervisors turn to voters to get the mayor to talk to them. >> and a little later, the team who started with a cell phone, the teen that traded his cell phone up. >> we'll be right back to tell >> we'll be right back to tell you. [ kid 1 ] waa ow so of our favorite things? we love summertime fun! ...wearing our farite colors... ...and jamming to our favorite bands! ♪ but we love eating totino's the most. we live for fun... ...friends... [ both ] ...and best of all.. [ all ] ...our favorite... ...eating totino's! ♪ we're the kids in america ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ we're the kids in.

the next segment of demolition will focus on the eastern ramps coming up to the eastern structure, and the heart of the demolition the new demolition structure itself, followed by the western lands back to harrison street. for the roadway over crossing, we have worked again workeddpt and mta. several of the streets have overhead timelines for the electric trolley buses. -- we have worked with dpt and mta. we need to coordinate any take down on our lands with that work, so a number of our closures are limited to nights and/or weekends, and you can see here in the color coding all of the yellow ones are night and weekend closures. the seven crossing, we will see some of that demolition work during the week, and some of the minor crossings will actually be doing some of that work during the day, during the week. we have also done quite a bit of planning on each segment of the work. how we will place pedestrian cited, flag errors, and some use of 10 b officers from the san francisco police department to control traffic and direct traffic around the construction site. this just depicts the

and the earlier fire at stevenson has been put out. 280 and 880 connector ramps. apparently a pedestrian is down. on 880 connector to 280. >>> thanks for the update. >> it's 4:39. >> congress passes the toughest restrictions on banks and wall street since the great depression. >> goldman sachs agrees to the largest apparently ever. >> and ok, so jen, you go deep... new whole grain helper.: try some! mmmm... honey mustard chicken. with 100% whole grain rice. hey, can you catch? no, sir, i cannot. new whole grain helper. one pound. one pan. one whole grain meal. hey, little dude. "dinner's" my middle name. how 'bout some hamburger helper? oh, my, but ur mouth is gonna love it. and your wallet's gonna be pretty happy, too. now this is the deal of the day. hamburger helper...one pound, one pan, one tasty meal. one that has to be called pasteurized processed cheese product? [ lou ] or, one that can actually be called, natural cheese? ♪ here at sargento, we believe your sandwiches, burgers and panini deserve the very best. that's why our family's deli style slices are n

as well as the ramp towards hayward downtown.ey have moved the ramp about a quarter mile farther south than it used to be. so again you will see some changes near the interchange. could cause delays later on in the commute. right now traffic is light. if you are commuting towards the san mateo bridge, looks great across the span. westbound 92 towards the peninsula, eastbound looks good as well commuting into hayward. have a one-way traffic control in and out of half moon bay. they are paving. so watch out for that. continues until 6 a.m. east bay show you live traffic conditions across the carquinez bridge. everything is fine down the eastshore freeway towards the bay bridge. that is your traffic. for your forecast, here's tracy. >> hey, thanks, elizabeth. another cool day. another unseasonably cool day expected around the bay area. here's a look at our daily planner and this is what we're expecting for the morning. cloudy conditions inland, cloudy conditions around the bay, plenty of clouds expected along the coastline. so where

the bus also be using surface streets, mostly folsom, instead of dedicated bus ramps. a bus only lane will be added on fulsome and parking control officers will be on the street at peak times to keep traffic flowing. >> during the time we did traffic modeling and our traffic model shows it's over 2 1/2 minutes longer to get to the bay bridge. it's really not a significant impact. >> reporter: right now two bus ramps still stand over one corner of the temporary terminal. once it opens, those ramps will be demolished and a quick three weeks, making room for the temporary terminal to expand. bus operator also start train not guilty july. this transbay joint powers authority animation shows what the new terminal will look like, but gilbert rodriguez isn't impressed. he's been passing through here since 1958. will you be sad to see it go? >> why sure. i have known this building for many years. i know it upside down. every barn down stairs. >> bars? the first construction contract for the new terminal will go out for bid this summer. abc 7 news. >> global climate change coul

ramp, 237 a distraction four, guardrail repair has to go on later on. follow for the rest of that 101, 880 southbound, don't think of using that yet, open in half an hour. back to you guys. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> later today, more than 50 south bay firefighters will be kicked off the job, one fire house will close its doors for good as nbc bay area's george kiriyama reports it is the first time in history it has made such a move. >> reporter: daryl sales has only been a san jose firefighter for only six months. he is one of 51 firefighters who are being laid off because the city doesn't have enough money to pay them. hard when you have the potential for not having a job and having a family to support and people that are counting on you, hard not to think about that. >> reporter: on saturday morning, sales will turn in his uniform and say good-bye to his fellow firefighters. >> i'm going to go to work with, i'm going to enjoy my last day, not happy about it being my last day i will enjoy it, it have fun with those guys and hopefully get to run

we are still ramping up the system. in the next couple months system, the overall project manager is going to find a big push where many more people aren't going to be asked to use the system -- many more people are going to be asked to use the system. that is the target area right now, if i understand the emphasis of the question. we will try to answer some other questions after. all right. they are in my hand. [weeds name read thi reads nam] >> i wanted to talk about the planned service reduction in any new money that might come in. we heard that there might be deal worked out for some of these negotiations from the transportation authority in terms of the events of future sales revenues coming in early. i wanted to tell you that to the extent possible, the money from the revenue was often reduced service to keep service as close as it is now. frankly, the bosses are already crowded. service reductions could mean not only more crowded buses, but those in the middle of a run might have to wait for the second bus. meani

eastbound 380 the ramp to southbound 101 there were a couple cars involved in that crash.p may still be on scene. but again, no lanes are block. and southbound 101 approaching 880 in the south bay, maybe that accident wasn't there or the drivers took off. so no delay on 101 or 280 through the san jose area. we'll take a quick look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza. still no metering lights and only very small delays. that is your traffic. for your forecast, here's tracy. >> hey, thanks, elizabeth. so our forecast for today includes a cloudy start and here we are ocean beach yeah, clouds, check. and cool temperatures. we'll take a look at some of today's cool highs and we'll check those off before we move into the pretty nice mild and in some locations warm weekend forecast. on the cool side, santa rosa average daytime high for the end of july lower 80s. mid-80s in san jose. 90 concord. 69 degrees in san francisco. today cooler than average. 76 today in santa rosa. 78 in san jose. 84 in concord. 6 to 7 degrees on the cool side. we'll look at the next couple of days and m

businesses have closed since the ramps went in.it doesn't seem like it was worth it but i guess by law they have to be, you know, a certain distance from each other. >> apple says during public hearings on ramps. they promise to patron ice businesses here. to be fair, he says the law may be good overall but that there needs to be more thought on how it's implemented. reporting live in san francisco, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >> in addition to san francisco, hundreds gathered in sacramento today to celebrate the anniversary of the americans with disabilities act. today's event featured live music and food right in front of the state capitol. governor schwarzenegger marked the occasion by issuing an executive order directing his administration to ensure appropriate accommodation guidelines for state employees with disabilities. >> the ada whether it was signed in july 26th, 1990, not only made california more excessive physically for people with disabilities and the rest of the country but it also made programs change so that

the off-ramps at tully room and capitol express, closed until 7:00. the tully road on-ramp is blocked. and 680 and alan rock avenue is blocked until 6:00 a.m. as well. the big issue is down to two lanes in the southbound direction until 7:00 a.m. we'll follow that. >> lots of trucks out there. >> lots of distractions coming right at you. what about the forecast? >> distracting how cool it's been. morgan hill only 78 degrees yesterday. right now we're at 59. we have overcast skies. in san francisco, you can see the bay bridge. we have mostly cloudy conditions at the base of the clouds. enough of a sea breeze today is good news for air quality. we have gone through the entire summer without a single spare the air date. no summer for you today, bay area. we'll be stuck in this mild pattern as long as that sea breeze continues to keep going. and the marine layer, close to 2 sfrks 500 feet thick. keeping temperatures inland, almost ten to 15 degrees below average. may be xloes to 80 around fairfield later on. mid-70s around san jose. end of the week, we'll

the next segment of demolition will focus on the eastern ramps coming up to the eastern structure, and the heart of the demolition the new demolition structure itself, followed by the western lands back to harrison street.

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the sewing is from the ninth street off ramp.ng a good chance to ride no major problems from bird, a caltrans or a strained. >> thank you, rb story of oakland for violence erupted over the weekend the latest incident involved a possible sniper. to get to more disaster was her torso a reporter julie t. is add ob the headquarters for calling the story. >> good morning, i was about 11:30 p.m. when officers called aurora car ran eighth in our line, if in the midst of searching this vehicle they got fired upon in fact the turn of that somebody from a nearby building was shooting at the officers with a rifle, they immediately took cover called for back up. when the backup officers came to the scene there able to figure from one building the jobs were being run from so they immediately went into lockdown, search the whole building. they're not able to find any weapons nor as suspect as far as the two officers their words and a shot at the. scene to be the but still it was a pretty hairy site for while there. >> just to be cleared is not

the gulf oil spill and tries to restructure the department of interior, put more focus on safety, ramps up penalties for violations of regulations. there are a lot of good proposals in there. there was a bill that came out of the environment committee which eliminates the limit on liabilities, which was in their jurisdiction. that is a useful part. we have a much larger bill we have worked on over the last year or two that we have reported out of committee in a bipartisan way. all of that is ready to go. the part we are not in agreement on is what would be done on the direct limitation and reduction of greenhouse gases. how that will evolve. >> you mentioned a larger energy bill that you moved through your energy committee last year. it contains some key pieces of obama's energy agenda, it has renewable electricity mandates and incentives for clean energy developments and strong provision on transmission citing. but one reason the bill was bipartisan is that included new offshore drilling in the gulf and including offshore drilling close to the coast of florida. now looks like that were

next week a change in the weather is coming or going to notice the sea breeze, the fog is going to ramp up and that will bring down temperatures everywhere appeared will be back in the '80s inland from monday and tuesday. at the beaches today while a lot of clout school breezy the usual typical summer day at the close. will see temperatures in the upper 50s the low 60s with winds of the west to 10 to 20 m.p.h. and stronger gusts at times. >> this is our forecast model high resolution forecast model that predicts temperatures and fog and such. your looking at temperatures at 10:00 a.m. to 56 these near the bay '70s and '80s already beginning to pop up in the east bay in locations like antioch in brentwood. through the afternoon it keeps up but notice all the really hot spots is bottled up here to the central valley. the central valley is protected from the ocean air. where we are in the bay area we get some of that sort helps to cool things off and keep things mild especially bayside. '60s, '70s and '80s near the bay at 4:00 p.m. appeared warmus places in the low to mid 90's like fairfie

and just above it, we have your on-ramp to northbound 680. that is closed because a -- affected by a disabled vehicle off the side of the road. an early accident reported there. we'll follow that and i'll show you more construction in the south bay coming up in the next report. >> thanks a lot, mike. >>> a san francisco police officer is under investigation after he is seen on tape pushing a woman to the ground. now, there are claims that he used excessive force, but the tape may not tell the real story. police say the woman was intoxicated and dangerous. nbc bay area's jean elle takes a look at both sides of that story. >> reporter: the youtube video begins with san francisco police officers trying to remove a woman who appears to be holding on to a tree. a child in a stroller sits nearby while police struggle to control her. the woman who appears to be drunk is handcuffed and the struggle continues as officers try and get her into the car. eventually, one officer goes to the other side of the car and the woman struggles with just one office

and that construction will continue through 5:00 a.m., but the off-ramp at yerba buena will be closed until possibly 6:00. the rest of the south bay moving smoothly, but also highway 87, the off-ramps from north and southbound side scheduled to be closed for 5:00 for the northbound side and 6:00 until the southbound side. we'll watch that and they usually pick those up early. >> i'll say that the road is very smooth, the way they fixed it. time now, 4:32. two hikers escape a man trying to rape them and now we are learning more about the suspect who's still on the run. we showed you his sketch on the tuesday. police say he attacked two women on a popular south bay trail. it's called the saratoga gap trail. it's off of highway 35 and skyline boulevard at castle rock state park. nbc bay area's george kiriyama has the latest on that investigation. >> reporter: warning signs at the entrance of castle rock state park didn't scare away delayna thompson and her two friends. >> i've been up here a lot. i had two men with me so i felt safe. and even if i had just had a few women with me, i prob

and starting this morning, there is going to be separate off-ramps for eastbound and westbound 92 traffic. this is a bad commute spot. it gets backed up this time of the morning so helpfully that will ease the congestion but it may be confusing for drivers. at the bay bridge toll plaza, no problems. easy ride into san francisco. highway 4 the first little bit of slowing on a street to loveridge road through antioch and then speeds pick up at pittsburg, concord and willow pass. that is your traffic. for your forecast, here's tracy. >> hey, thanks, elizabeth. there is some fog along the coast and definitely got some clouds, as well. many of those clouds are low clouds and that's why we do have delays at sfo. one-hour delays on arrivals. so the clouds, fog, marine layer have moved farther inland. that's why we have curbed our temperatures. they are not as warm. upper 70s inland it will take a while to get the clouds out of here and for the sunshine to warm everything up. mid-60s around the bay, lower 60s for the coast. we will finally warm up in time for the weekend. >> maybe our hi-5, chopp

up their lobbying to be ramping it up fast enough that we don't have all the time the world here is certainly a lot of people would argue that but they are definitely a bigger player than they used to be in washington d.c. and we're just talking about lobbying here there are so many other elements of political influence that you could talk about be an advertisement be a just general political pressure from the electorate on the members of congress so people just like oil companies have the right to lobby their members of congress as well certainly that they can't bring millions of dollars to the table but they can go to town hall meeting they can write letters they can send e-mails and they have the biggest power of all which is to vote which oftentimes not a whole lot of people do so that's a motivating factor i guess so when you look at these numbers to go out and go to the ballot booth and actually cast your voice cast your vote and make your voice heard that doesn't mean that they're necessary to represent your interests because you know if these people are constantly working wi

will use the ramp. the ramp has helped a lot of people. after repast the americans with disabilities act every building built in america is fully accessible. universal design. fully accessible. it helps everyone. it is no more expensive to do that. the last thing i would tell my friend is that right after we passed ada we put through a tax measure that gives up to a $5,000 tax credit, not deduction, a tax credit to any business that has to modify it sells two weeks ada requirements. putting in a wider door for a ramp, something like that, they can get up to a $5,000 tax credit for doing that. even look at closed captioning on television, which we did for the deaf. how many hearing people used closed captions now? you are on the phone and you do not want to miss something, you can watch what is going on. many of these things that we find we did to make sure that people with disabilities were fully integrated, everyone else is using them as well. we find that life is much better for everyone with these ch

may slow your drive into oakland at that broadway off ramp. keep that in mind. back to you, guys. >>> also checking in with rob. keeping a look at your forecast and look at that. not a lot of green behind it. >> no. >> oranges and yellows. >> point of the day where you've got orange showing up on the. which means starting off the morning in the mid 60s and 70s. around the east bay. 56 right now. low clouds wushing into san francisco. southwest winds at 21 and fairfield now. that holds up for the afternoon. temperatures may be not quite as hot as yesterday. still expecting 90s inland today. mild temperature tons coast. 60s and 70s. one item to watch the day in addition to the heat we'll see inland. moisture coming up out of the south could kick off the thunder showers and maybe some isolated showers offer to the south. gilroy later on this afternoon. hour by hour forecast around lunchtime, there you go. livermore one of the hottest laces with highs in the mid to upper 90s. near 90, san jose. 67 around san francisco. not much change to kick off the weekend. but a

both off-ramp for the north and southbound side closed for the next few minutes. moving up the peninsula to the golden gate bridge, because there's no slowing on the peninsula itself. the golden gate bridge moves nicely northbound with that truck heading away from us. two lanes ready for that morning commute. southbound with those four lanes ready coming towards us. nice, steady flow through the north bay. no delays in san rafael. a clear view here and rob's got a clear view of your forecast coming up in a few seconds. >>> mama bear comes to the rescue. check this out. she jumps into action when her cub is being scooped up in a net. we're going to explain what the heck was going on there, coming up next. >>> and welcome back. right now, 5:25, as we show you san jose. 57 degrees to start off your morning and a southeast wind at 6 miles per hour. 58 currently in oakland. looking at overcast skies. into san francisco, golden gate bridge, we don't have fog on the midspan, but we have clouds higher up. 58 degrees, southwest winds going into san francisco. once again th

that ended out of it should out it close the freeway for about 20 our spirit of it happened on the on ramp on sunday chp officers attempted to pull over a white pickup truck for speeding and weaving as an officer approached the driver opened fire. within minutes there were 10 chp officers firing on that man who was they say out fitted with a bullet proof vest and had a bunch of different firearms and least 60 rounds were fired two officers had minor injuries they were injured by flying glass. the battle ended when suspects rented after being shot multiple times. we are learning more affirmation about the suspect 45 year-old byron. he is being rushed into a hospital he is white male he lives with his mother in a grueling california chp says 10 of his officers and williams exchanged gunshots 45-8 minutes on the freeway chp does not know who was planning to kill or where was when to take place. >> there's no doubt his intent was to kill someone or group of people sometime in the near future. right now i don't have information that leads us to believe that domestic terrorism is an issue here.

the west mccarter boulevard on ramp will also be closed during that period >> the golden gate bridge has been stuck in the clouds for the last couple of days. it has been there all day and all night long and i think they are going to see some improvements tomorrow or perhaps a more sunshine at the coast. in the meantime the what is really in place across the city tonight. it goes all the way down to the ground as city hall. we have some cool temperatures and some drizzle, san francisco is 60 degrees and east bay, is stanford, it is 62 degrees. san roses one of the cooler spot at 55. fob tracker is bring the ball once again into the bay for the overnight hours. it's extending into oakland and it spread it through the entire day. to a forecast models it is keeping it clear. no. men's for the north bay, it cleans up it day rapidly. and makes for warmer temperatures. japan north winds are going to clear the fog out and the late afternoon hours will finally bring some sunshine to the beaches. after a couple of days there will be of gray sky over the coast. mid to upper 80s, 90s as well. 6

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. >> even though we were ready to ramp up for a november campaign, we're not gonna slow down we've beeniven another chance for an aggressive campaign. >> some critics point out -- >> who is gonna compensate the giants for their territorial loss and is redevelopment money gonna be use as part of the redevelopment money? >> i don't think this is the time to be thinking about spending more money on a facility that's not necessary. >> critics and supporters will get another chance. the city council will consider an official resolution of support to bring the as to san jose this tuesday. live in san jose, robert honda, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> in a survey paid for by california's high speed rail commission, nearly half of those responding expressed concerns about the timing and the cost of the project. the figure came in at 46% while 34% say they would like to see it move forward as quickly as possible. 13% said they do not want to see the project built at all. voters approved the bond measure to help pay for the $43 billion bullet train traveling from sacramento and the bay area to southern

then it will ramp up to 30,000 volts in 2012. it recharges on household current as well as at 220. >> tax credit it comes to $33,500. bose audio and connections and fundamental element which is extended range which takes up 40 miles up to 300 miles. >> san jose convention center is filled with other manufacturers and other researchers and engineers, as well. nissan and also chevy and also toyota. this exhibit hall will be open to the public one time only tonight betwn 5:30 and 7:30 so you can come here and take a close-up look at this. this is nissan leaf the first drivable model. it will be coming out in december. this is the technology on display making lots of news in the bay area where there is so much research and development going on in the plug-in and hybrid field. >>> people who park in san francisco will paying varying rates based on demand. city transportaon officials will roll out the first large scale test. this is where the meters would look like. the experiment wil find out how meter rates affects drivers' parking c

monday were going to see a little bit of change the sea breeze is going to ramp top. the fog it should stick around little longer for monday and tuesday. that will make temperatures go down possibly to the low 80's inland with just 60s near the bay. temperatures should hold a little bit below average for much of the week perhaps getting a little bit warmer toward the end of next week and into the weekend. the last day of the garlic festival going on in gilroy today. some great weather we have the sunshine after little bit of fog this morning temperatures will go up to the upper 80s in close to 90 degrees. some nice weather to have gone down to gilroy and enjoy the festival. here's future cast at 10:00 a.m. '50s and '60s bayside '70s inland, through the afternoon as the fog clears will warn those readings of not so much near the coast. if a lot of 50 still hanging out at the beaches, '60s and '70s bayside. san jose and points of the south getting into the '80s with '80s for the east bay. notice a couple of little areas of read it showing up around a antioch and getting