david, roberta brought up the roaring economy of the 90's. and the mayor's two firms coincided with those sometimes. did that help shape the way people felt about him now that he's about to leave city hall? >> it did, indeed. he said in his farewell speech that he said he couldn't believe that he had the fortune of being mayor of boston during it's best decades. we have strong hospitals, universities, and you can't underrate the value of those things. i also think that business is revaluing the city. in this information economy. the density of the city. proximity of creative people. it's very important. and people are seeing a real value in the city and are pouring. >> places like new york, the booming innovation district along the waterfront here in boston. >> just a short break, and when we return we'll talk about the legacy of the great recession as cities move forward from today. this is "inside story." stay with us. >> welcome back. this edition of inside story is an urban report card for our nation's cities for those who knew, know, and

officers roberta, hines and laprit responded to the scene. responding back to apartment 12. officer roberta was the first to enter the apartment with the remaining officers behind him. as they entered, they identified themselves as officers and advised hughes they wanted to talk to him. officer roberta took a few steps to his left in the hallway and heard the sound of gunfire coming from inside of the apartment. he identified that hughes was firing at them out of view. and they took up positions of concealment on both sides of the front door. a call for additional officers were made and the officers before you responded to assist the officers on scene. officers hines and huey were relieved of their positions and went across to the apartment of the rear side that hughes resided. setting up assault rifles, and officer huey continued to broadcast clear and concise and calm. a short time after the initial response of additional officers, hughes released a chemical in the hallways. having been shot at, the officers on scene are having difficulty breathing. as they continued unfaz

roberta, how's the weather? >> noticing a little change in comparison to yesterday as far as the air quality is concerned. if you are anywhere around twin peaks, grizzly people, sunol, elevation, you will pick up an east wind 10 to 20, so better air quality. close to the surface, boy, we have a lot of stagnation right now clear skies official sun-up at 7:24. as the sun comes up it's cold outside! 30 degrees santa rosa. 39 apiece san jose and oakland. 35 tri-valley and 48 degrees san francisco. mountain view sporting 40. it is the fourth consecutive day a "spare the air," the 19th of the winter season. again, particulate matter and carbon monoxide trapped very close to the surface. so some hazy conditions. also some dangerous local surf today. temperature-wise into the 60s to 70. the seven-day forecast though coming up but elizabeth, getting busy? >> no, not really. [ laughter ] >> but we have one incident out there. it's quiet on bay area roadways this day after christmas. northbound 880 by experion a big rig ha

roberta gonzales is covering our weather. >> what's going on with traffic? good morning, merry christmas. another day in which we will experience either near or record high temperatures. bundle up if you are heading out. 33 in santa rosa. freezing in fairfield, 42 in fremont into newark. common around pacifica. looks like today will be the 18th straight day -- i shouldn't say straight day but 18th day this winter season that we are not able to throw a log into the fireplace and burn. it's a "spare the air" day and we'll see haze in the atmosphere until the breezebrois out the pollutants. high and dry today in fact forecasting highs in the mid- and high 60s. a few low 60s and in case you're keeping track of such things, that averages out to be 7 to 10 degrees and even 13 degrees above normal for this time of the year. so here's what you can plan on for this christmas day heading out of santa cruz where today's high 72 degrees lots of sneaker waves and waves coming from hawaii. so never have your back towards an angry ocean. sunny dry weather will also continu

no christmas day fires, roberta. >> no. you know what? i found something that works for me last night. >> candles? >> i do candles. i do that very nice, frank. but also if you go on to your television set you can get one of those yule logs that burns? just get toasty or just do that with us right now on kpix 5 just warm up your hands on your tv set. >>> it's the 18th "spare the air" day of the winter season. a lot of pollution stuck close to the surface. you see the haze in the atmosphere and we need a good wind to blow out the pollutant and we are not going to see it. today's east winds 5 to 10. we have ament of stratus in the form of fog. it's below freezing. 30 degrees freezing in the delta. 38 degrees in san jose. high today of 68 degrees. it's unseasonably mild for this time of the year. our numbers are averaging anywhere between 7 and 13 degrees above normal for this 25th day of the month of december. now, here's what we can all expect on this christmas day. if you are heading to santa cruz where today's high will top off at 72 degr

roberta gonzales in the kpix 5 weather center. stop what you're doing take a look at that.

here's roberta. >> it certainly is a very cold start inland. let's look at the numbers. good morning, everybody. currently, in the north bay, we do have official sun-up at 7:24 and with it, boy, we have temperatures that have been going down, in fact, san jose right now at 40 degrees. but it's in the upper 30s in cupertino and in santa clara. east and north bay, 34 degrees apiece antioch and concord but santa rosa now at 30 degrees. and in the central portion of the bay, in the 40s. later today, we are talking about numbers near or record warmth for the fifth consecutive day. but it comes with a price. it is illegal to burn today. it's the 19th "spare the air" day of the season. number-wise in the 60s at the beaches, upper 60s bayside to nearly 70 inland. the extended forecast calls for the unseasonably mild weather pattern to continue for at least the next seven days. elizabeth? >> thanks, roberta. you may be hitting the roads in search of some post holiday deals. everything looks good out of marin county if you are traveling southbound 101. this is a live look at the g

turns out the truck has hit a steel electrical junction box installed on roberta's property.ssengers are not hurt, but the accident dislodges high-voltage cables, which feed electricity to the entire neighborhood. the cables attached to the junction box are pulled out of the ground when the suv hits the box. now power is out for more than three dozen homes. switching her camera to video, roberta is ready to record anything else that might happen on her land. within the hour, new hampshire electric co-op workers are on site to assess the damage. but before they can make any repairs, a flatbed tow truck must first remove the suv. the conditions are potentially deadly. >> you got wet ground, snow, and electricity. not a good recipe. it's a recipe for disaster. so the electrical worker, he was getting down in front to make sure that the power was off, so that they could restore the power to the other houses. >> as the power worker looks down at the cables, the tow winch fails, so he never sees the suv rolling towards him. >> oh, look out! oh, my god! >> robert's unable to alert t

roberta no white christmas for us?> none for us but heading to chicago big time airport delays there at 17 degrees and snow today. good morning everyone. you know what? i was looking at twitter for some weather information. came across@anne makovec. who says -- holiday schmoliday. we have to work. temperature-wise near 50. along the seashore. 40s bayside. in the 30s in our inland areas in fact let's pinpoint some of those numbers at this hour. 33 degrees just above freezing in throughout napa. sonoma and glen ellen. otherwisin the upper 30s across can valley and -- across silicon valley. later today mid 60s coast side and bayside upper 60s away from the bay into our inland areas. a nonexistent breeze out of the north about 3 to 5 miles per hour will lead to our 17th spare the air day of the winter season. blame it on a ridge of high pressure firmly locked into position. not going anywhere. stagnant air mass and sunshine all the way through the first few days of 2014. traveling on this christmas eve into the mid 60s acr

. >> roberta, in new orleans they have done a lot of things right and there has been a lot of investment. what does it have to watch out for? >> i think the interesting story in new orleans is still unfolding, but it's really happening out there in the neighborhoods and among the people of new orleans who have made a commitment to rebuild, return, and do things despite a lot of government impediments. i think both in new orleans and in every city we have to look beyond the so-called mega development projects that are expensive, and put all the money in the top, and do nothing about trickling down to the economy. i think mark's point about investing in small businesses and in more localized job creators, that's where the job creation really is, and that's where we need the investment. not in big development projects that really only go to the one percent. >> james, big development is out of fashion, but just like daniel burnham said over a century ago little plans have no power to stir men's blood. people want development home runs, don't they? >> yes, they do. look at iowa and it's partn

let's get a look at weather with roberta. are we going to see another "spare the air" day? >> we certainly are, mark. good morning, everybody. it is the fifth consecutive day that we need to "spare the air" here in the bay area. the 20th of the winter season. take a look at the beautiful 17,000 lights all lit up at the embarcadero center. we'll be able to see it for the next seven days. until then, we will be dry. temperatures right now out the door 34 degrees in livermore. it's 30 now in santa rosa. 51 san francisco. another day where it is illegal to burn for at least 24 hours. today's highs very similar to yesterday if not just a couple of degrees cooler. high 60s inland. outside number 70 degrees. unseasonably mild weather will continue through the new year. here's elizabeth with traffic. >> so far things are looking good just your overnight roadwork and now that we're past the 5:00 hump a lot of this should be clearing out of the roadway. yesterday at this time we had no incidents. we are hoping for a friday repeat. if you are riding bart they are back to a regular sch

here's roberta. >> good morning, everyone.t we must "spare the air" here in the bay area. and if you are keeping track, it is the 20th "spare the air" day of the winter season. with the hazy sunshine today, currently 30 degrees in santa rosa, boy, it's cold! mid-30s tri-valley and 39 in san jose. later today, 60s across the board from the coast to the bay into our inland areas. outside number will be 70 degrees. dry weather pattern continues through new year's. >> solid musical selection. take a look at this unlikely duo. secretary of state john kerry and rapper snoop dogg. snoop something huddled in washington at the kennedy center honors. they talked about herbie hancock and fish bones. they tweeted about the run in. we sold 30 million records between us. it was snoop dogg. >> i think he always just goes by dog. if you don't want to be too formal. >> coming up twitter could save lives in the deadliest part of the world for shark attacks, but there is technology behind the safety alert system. we will take to you australia. >

here's roberta with the forecast. >> five straight days of us all needing to "spare the air." good morning, everyone. it is the 20th "spare the air" day of the winter season. so from the north bay all the way to the santa clara valerie we will see hazy sunshine again today. currently out the door it is cold and it is chilly. take a look at the embarcadero. number-wise, it is below freezing in santa rosa. 51 degrees however in san francisco. you later today the fifth consecutive day of near or record warmth from the 60s at the coast through the central bay. outside number of 70 degrees and notice each and every day all the way into new year's day we're talking about above- normal temperatures. that's the pinpoint forecast. >>> breaking news from afghanistan. three soldiers and six civilians were killed after a suicide car bomber attacked a military convoy in kabul. it happened near a nato base. the identities and nationalities of those killed had not being released. >>> a car bomb in beirut. this is the fiery aftermath and chaos. a lebanese politics was killed. at least five ot

here's roberta. >> good to go out the door. you must have a jacket.veryone. mid-40s vallejo. but upper 30s in fremont. check out fairfield and it's freezing in concord. now, today is yet the fourth consecutive "spare the air" day. meanwhile, unseasonably mild weather and for the fifth straight day, we should see near or record mild temperatures from the 60s at the coast to near 70 inland. in fact, outside number today will be 71 degrees. hey, there's a great idea for you, "spare the air"? you might want to use some candles for a little bit of warmth today. again, the dry weather pattern will continue all the way into the weekend. enjoy your day. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com female announcer: get beautyrest, posturepedic even tempur-pedic mattress sets, at low clearance prices. save even more on floor samples demonstrators and closeout inventory. the year end clearance sale is on now at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour carlos santana

roberta -- >> screwed out there giving you a traffic citation on christmas eve.o get the mine. let's take a look at what you can anticipate today. good morning everyone. high and dry weather. in fact for this tuesday christmas eve numbers well above average for this time of the year by anywhere from six to 12 degrees. wow. in fact i'm forecasting near or record warmth right now out the door into 30s and 40s. low 50s. if you're in the inland area heading on out you do require that jacket. you'll be shedding it later today. again near or record warmth anticipated and oh by the way, it is the 17th spare the air day of this winter season. it's going to be interesting to see if we have a spare the air day on christmas day. the weather will be conducive for that with little change through january. the reason is we've got high pressure it's right about right there. blocking ridge of high pressure not going anywhere very quickly. diverting the storm track to the north of the bay area. we will see dry weather each and every day all the way through saturday. if you're trav

. >>> >>> good morning, roberta gonzales in the kpix 5 weather center. here's what you need to know as you're heading on out the door on this christmas eve. yet another spare air day. the 17th of the winter season. near or record warmth on this christmas eve and little change all the way through new year's day. today, 65 in san rafael. that should be a record today. 67 degrees in san jose. up to 69 for the warmest low cakes of the inland areas and we cloud up but no rain by saturday. >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by kay jewelers. every kiss begins with kay. >>> will the airlines start charging you more based on who you are? ahead, peter greenberg on the new controversy in airfares. >> can it get any higher is the real question? the news is back in the morning here on "cbs this morning." stay tuned for your local news. >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota. let's go places. oyotathon. how can i help? hey, jan. i love the tundra i got last year. i'm here to get the new one. the new redesign is pretty to

roberta joins us now. with traffic and weather, it was cold this morning. >> it was cold in many inland locations. we are still kind of in the 30s in many places away from the bay this morning, otherwise in the 40s and 50s. today will be another unseasonably mild day for this time of the year. good morning. and merry christmas! let's step out and take a look at some of the numbers in and around the area. it looks like official sun-up this morning at 7:24, by the time the sunsets at 4:56, we'll have seen temperatures very close to record highs if not even seeing a few records. yesterday we had 6 notable records around the vicinity. as frank said, 33 in concord, 50 in san francisco, it's yet another "spare the air" day the 18th one of the winter season. so here's what you can expect on this holiday. rough surf at our local beaches. so if you are heading there where today in santa cruz it's going to be 72. never have your back at a very angry ocean. the poor air quality will continue and sunny and dry for the

. >> roberta says her passion is stunts. she's one of the best wing suit flyers in the world. >> and her chute did not >> she says it's not stopped her from denying death and gravity. i don't know. >> yes. >> that is going to do it for us. >> from all of us here, we appreciate your time. we'll see you again at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight outrage, the ups christmas fiasco, tonight the packages still not there. what ups is now saying and what you're saying, too. "world news" hearing from so many of you. >>> the christmas rescue caught on tape tonight, the hero officer on his way to work suddenly put to work, the dramatic moments right here. >> is there anybody else in the car? >>> held hostage, the american and the new video surfacing tonight and on it his message for president obama. >> it seems that i have been totally abandoned. >>> and the swimming stunner, the sudden attack on families in the water, the piranhas that swarmed them and why seconds made all the difference.

the 4rb community who have served on the san francisco board of supervisors supervisor harvey and roberta and tom. leslie devon and scott wiener david campos are serving successfully as county supervisors and supervisor susan so every year in sacramento we assist high school students to come by but the inform sacramento to come to coerce lobby day it's an opportunity to get a civics lesson and how to lobby a lover so they get a little bit of training and those are kids sometimes 13 and fourteen and 15 years old their high school students always pressed more and more kids are of the themselves to come out as gay or lesbian and seeing people coming out as transgenders people as well. amazing to have the insight to take on the world at a young angel. i remember among all the young students you've met through queer lobby do i day one girl 17 years old hadn't heard of harvey milk and the only other people she knew in per alive was her heroin addicted mother she i7b8gd her future was to be like her mother there were no other options for her. it was to her mothers credit she was forced to come t

. >>> roberta in tonight. boy, the weather has changed.t's a little warmer, so a great time to be out and look at those lights. >> it is rather mild out this evening. we will not see temperatures dipping down to that freezing point. take a look at this. we do have a beach hazard statement in effect until tomorrow afternoon. westerlies will continue to build up to 10 speeds off ocean beach. water temperature, 53 degrees. a lot of people flocking to the ocean and the beaches because take a look at our pinpoint weather forecast for santa cruz, topping out at 74 degrees tomorrow. again, the water temperature at 53. we do have had a beach hazard statement in effect for rip currents and also for sneaker ways. never turn your back on an angry ocean. let get to it. today's highs, a little warmer than yesterday. banking between the 50s at the beaches. upper 50s in san francisco, spot on for the time of the year. 64, which is average in livermore. low 60s santa clara valley, and to the north, and napa are numbers in the 40s across the board, except

. >> and, why the dirty air is staying so low to the ground, roberta? >> the high pressure that is causing our cold snap to come to an end, that is the culprit. it is firmly in place. we have no breeze, no onshore flow. so, the air stays put. now you have an area of pressure at the bay area. that will cause a wind shift and accept the air mass. until then, we have the 9th consecutive spare the air day. we will see unhealthy levels of matter and carbon monoxide to the surface. minus the central bay. now, the big question is, the area of low pressure that promisees to move,on wednesday and the rain chances. we will talk about that coming up later on in this broadcast. >> well, the catch, the earthquake game, the last beatles concert, candlestick park holds a lot of history. fans can hold a peace of it. >> stadium seats are on sale. ticket holders get the first grab. it will cost the general public $100 more. other parts will be sold. most of the money goes to san francisco parks. the team gets the rest. >>> and, we are counting down to the 9ers last game

roberta is joining us now to tell fuss -- us if you would have great weather. >> it is great.igh pressure, helping the cold snap coming to an end it is the cold front allowing the air mass stay here in the bay area. kicking up high surf. up to 10 feet. off of the ocean beach today. good evening everybody. in fact, currently, air temperature right now into the 40s across the board. it is now 53 degrees in the city of san francisco. looks like we will see the temperatures tonight not as cold as it has been in recent nights. we have the clear skies, temperature wise in the 30s and the 40s. overnight, coolest locations, delta. 43 degrees. middle 30s, common, from livermore to san ramon. now, sneaker waves and rip currents, otherwise, the main story happens to be more spare the air days. certainly in the temperatures soring 8-15 degrees before normal for this time of the year. we have a chance, all be it a small chance, of bringing rain back in the forecast on wednesday afternoon. the main reason is, first off, the tropical moisture to the south. going to they there. with the ridge

. >> roberta?stablish a tow-away zone has been removed from the agenda at the request of staff and therefore, item 10.1 j is only for the tow away proposal on mission and 16th street. >> anybody else -- ladies and gentlemen, please, [ gavel ] . please. okay. so is there a motion on the consent calendar as it stands, minus that one? >> there is no can request from the member of the public to take item on that. actually, do you want to take the consent calendar out of order? i was just making a communication and there will be no discussion of anticipated litigation for today's closed session. item 6, introduction of new or unfinished business by board members. >> i have been in touch with some of the community leaders in chinatown, and an issue that came up as a concern was the 800 block of kerney where the chinatown, city college is and st. mary's school and the hotel senior center. they have been in operation for a year and that year they had a white zone in front of that facility. they said that i

. >>> roberta, are we even seeing snow in tahoe? >> no, except what they are making overnight. >> manmade no. >> it is cold enough to do that. they are firing up the snow guns every night overnight. but right now, any chance of snow i'm looking at and it's a long-range forecast so things certainly can change, january 10th. on that note, let's look at what's going on today. first off, count it it five. five straight days of "spare the air." it is illegal to burn for the rest of the day. for five straight days we are also looking at very unseason bly mild conditions. right now 57 degrees in san francisco. that's typically the high temperature experienced for this time of the year. santa rosa after a morning low of 30 now up to 53 degrees. it's also 53 in mountain view. okay. today's forecast high a sampling across our microclimates into the 60s easily. typically we're into the 50s. so we're averaging six to eleven degrees above normal for this 27th day of the month of december. we will continue to see poor air quality and hazy sunshin

. >>> let's check in with roberta for your christmas day forecast. >> good afternoon, everybody. and merry christmas! on this christmas day, we are experiencing lots of blue skies, albeit hazy, in fact, it is completely illegal to burn for 24 hours today through tonight. it is the 18th "spare the air" day of the winter season. a little bit of haze in the atmosphere with particulate matter and also the carbon monoxide being trapped very close to the surface. we need a good wind today. not going to see t air mass is warming up. in fact, temperatures today 65 in consumer report to 69 in livermore. these numbers are actually averaging anywhere between 7 and 13 degrees above normal for this time of the year. so you might want to head to the beach today where santa cruz is 72 degrees. however, the national weather service has issued a beach hazard statement for sneaker waves and also some very strong rip currents so keep that in mind if you are heading into the water, which by the way that water temperature is a cold 53 degrees. the winds are flat. it appears as if today you can expect

. >>> and, roberta is joining us now talking about the weather that is trapping it. >> take a look at our satellite imagery. high pressure, full he in command over the western states. as the states stuck, the air is in place. what we need is to buy it. not going to sit until wednesday when the area of low pressure begins to descend on the bay area. that will clear out the atmosphere and provide us with a brief. will it bring it to the bay area. those details later in our broadcast, ann? >> one alarm fire in the north beach neighborhood left windows shattered and store fronts damaged and 30 people out of the a home. it happened at 9:30 in the morning near powell and union street. firecrews got it under control in less than an hour. >> these are older buildings, older wood, possibility of extension. it goes very quickly. but we had units here very quickly. we were able to actually contain it well to the top floor. >> at least 12 units have been deemed unlivable because of fire, smoke, water damage. no word what caused it. >> the father of a 17-year-old girl shot in the head during frida

roberta is in. and she is double dipping on this christmas morning.e interesting. >> we're looking forward to it. it will be a memorable christmas to say the least. good morning, everybody. it's memorable because today, temperatures are going to again be unseasonably mild and a direct result of the stagnant air mass is this is the 18th "spare the air" day of the winter season. hazy as highs are in the 60s and low 70s. right now, into the 30s and 40s and for some azy crreason you need to get out the door and jump in the car, a live look at the bay bridge on this christmas morning. 'tis the morning of christmas and all is quiet. there are a few cars out there. caltrans is off. there is absolutely no pothole roadwork today and if you need any kind of legitimate traffic information, i invite

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it is 4:30 and roberta gonzales is in this morning with a check of weather. >> near and record warmthu are getting up and heading out the door, temperature-wise into the. 40s and even 30s, 40s and even 50s. we'll pinpoint the warmest locations for the christmas eve and that snow coming up. >>> some folks are working on christmas eve. we are and we're here to talk about the commute and the commute is really good right now. coming into san francisco, over towards the bridge toll plaza. very minimal roadwork out there as well. talk more about that coming up int a few minutes. >> i think you're going to have an easy day. just my guess. >> i hope so. don't jinx me. >> all right. on plastic here. very good. >>> it's 4:30 now. and fans were treated to quite a thriller last night in the final regular season football game at candlestick park. 90 seconds left. atlanta quarterback ryan threw a potential go ahead touchdown pass for the falcons. and then this happened. watch. >> ryan gets rid of it for ituglas, it's fought for and

here's roberta. >> it certainly is a very cold start inland. let's look at the numbers. good morning, everybody. currently, in the north bay, we do have official sun-up at 7:24 and with it, boy, we have temperatures that have been going down, in fact, san jose right now at 40 degrees. but it's in the upper 30s

let's get a look at weather with roberta. are we going to see another "spare the air" day? >> we certainly are, mark. good morning, everybody. it is the fifth consecutive day that we need to "spare the air" here in the bay area. the 20th of the winter season. take a look at the beautiful 17,000 lights all lit up at the embarcadero center. we'll be able to see it for the next seven days. until then, we will be dry. temperatures right now out the door 34 degrees in livermore. it's 30 now in santa rosa. 51 san francisco. another day

. >> >> my mame is roberta and i want to honor you and, how many years have you been here? and no, no, seriously, how many years have you been here? >> i ain't going to let it go. because i want to make a point and i want you to help me out here. 32 years. 32 years, and i honor you today because she will testify today she should testify because 1950, we have been fighting for 1950 for 30 something years, and am i correct? i have been here for the 32 years, and that she has been here, fighting for 1950. and you know what? we have got 1950 for wrap and i don't know, i don't know how many of you know about wrap, but wrap ran an alternative high school where first you let the latino high school at that site and we were asked to leave because we were told that there was going to be housing that was going to be built. but somebody lied to us. lieers. they lied to us, and look at how many years it has been and look at how many times that this issue has come up to this board, about that site and housing. how many consultants have been paid to do studies on housing, for that site? i

it's really extraordinary to spend one of the most popular exhibits this year and here the famous roberta story right this is abraham zapruder film the assassination of president kennedy with this home movie camera this is the camera that is the camera that he used to film was probably the most famous twenty six seconds of film in the history of our country he was the only witness to capture the entire sasa nation on film including the moment that the fatal bullet struck. incredible you have all those and i saw in route first thing i saw all my life want to be and reveal to. you lose machine yeah that is the bells used to ring the ticker teletype machines like this one spread the news of kennedy's assassination in the way they did it was like you said a bell inside the machine alerted newsrooms that there was a big story so a news bulletin from u.p.i. would ring five bells but a flash which was the highest and most compelling story was ten bells and that's why it rang that day and we had a copy of the u.p.i. flash right in that teletype machine that reports his death but also when you loo