. >> rosa parks school community invited me to be on their v.i.p. cable car in which i did. and also with chris and his son quinn and we had a fabulous time. i wanted to thank the rosa parks community for the invitation and i hope to join them next year. vice president yee: sometimes i don't remember when things happen. not sometimes, always it seems like. but did the visit from -- that visit was in between -- ok, i should mention that. madam leo is from china and she's, i guess, we couldn't figure out exactly, but she's like the equivalent of hillary clinton and very high level official that came to san francisco but -- after -- visiting the president. and they made it a decision to visit one of our child development centers and when they were planning it they had anticipated that, ok, she's going to be there only half an hour, it's a tight schedule and once she got there she wouldn't leave. she just loved it there. the kids were great, the staff was great. i have to give a lot of credit to the facilities people who went in there for several days to get the place prepared f

rosa parks is a typical example of that. as somebody in uniform should have protected rosa parks instead of arresting her that day. somebody with a badge should have made sure that she didn't go to jail, that her life, liberty and property life and liberty were protected that date. we failed in the law enforcement community to do that with rosa parks, and we need to make sure we are doing it today. >> and unfortunately it took sending federal troops, not state and local. i don't care what it does as long as the job gets done. >> and therein lies the fallacy in the tenth amendment argument, and that there were legions of state and local officials who refuse to act, and required -- list call me an old fashioned for nannystater that the federal government in almost every one of these instances in terms of expanding individual liberty or cleaning the individual liberties and civil rights that we had it didn't happen at the state's local level. and i'd like to see where it has. >> he started while he was president and was in the

like gloria steinem, who earned our respect by bringing women's equality into the mainstream, or rosa parks, who refused to give up her seat on a bus to a white woman. she became a powerful symbol of the civil rights movement. and don't forget candace let mayor, who lost her child to a drunk driver. she joined with other grieving mothers to create one of the most successful grass-roots efforts in american history, mothers against drunk driving. for those of you who did the morning sessions, you have taken a closer look at violence and health-care issues within the context of women around the globe. in the midst of gathering information and listening to some statistics, it is hard sometimes to remember the human aspect of these numbers, the personal stories and someone's word spread that is why for today i decided to tell you the will of my own story. i am one of those statistics. it is my hope by sharing some of my story that it will resonate with you and perhaps _ the simple fact that we are all individuals who have choices to make. each of us can make a choice to stand up and join the gro

the drawing of rosa parks and other civil rights pioneers were created by berkeley high school students. the bus visited schools today. the agency says it is also used on routes throughout the ac transit system. and that is our report for tonight. i'm gasia mikaelian. our coverage continues online at ktvu.com. and with tonight's 10:00 news over on ktvu, channel 2 news. stay bus with us right here on channel 26. >> for complete bay area news coverage stay with ktvu, channel 2 news and ktvu, ktvu calm ktvu.com. news and weather available any time you need it. [ music ]

and police president the kid had to flee the country the provisional government was formed with rosa parks and why of our former foreign minister at its head while the country was waiting for a referendum on a new constitution more blood was spelt ethnic clashes between courage isn't blacks broke out in the southern regions of the country hundreds were killed and hundreds of thousands had to flee their homes eventually courteous troops managed to curb the ethnic violence at the referendum the majority of the people voted in favor of a new constitution and supported turn in the country into a parliamentary state three months after the coup roza otunbayeva was officially sworn in as president she became central asia is first female head of state although only for an interim period until two thousand and twelve alimentary elections were held in kurdistan in october last year international observers described them as the cleanest and most democratic in the country's history the changes in kurdistan were welcomed in the west last month president. received the international with and of course yo

rosa parks is a typical example of that. as somebody in uniform should have protected rosa parks instead of arresting her that day. somebody with a badge shuld have made sure that she didn't go to jail, that her life, liberty and property life and liberty were protected that date. we failein the law enforcement community to do that with rosa parks, and we need to make sure we are doing it today. >> and unfortunately it took sending federal troops, ot state and local. i don't care what it does as long as the job gets done. >> and therein lies the fallacy in the tenth amendment argument, and that there were legions of state and local officials who refuse to act, and required -- list call me an old fashioned for nannystater that the federal government in almost every one of these instances in terms of expanding individual liberty or cleaning the individual liberties and vil rights that we had it didn't hpen at the state's local level. and i'd like to see where it has. >> he started while he was president and was in the federal

. >> could i be a rosa parks, could i be a dr. king. >> i learned a lot about myself, about the colleges and the black history which i did not get to learn at my school. >> reporter: the trip cost more than $2,000. parents say it was worth every dime. >> this gives her the opportunity to see so many colleges and units that we wouldn't have the opportunity to take her. >> reporter: since the program started 12 years ago, every student that has been involved in it has graduated high school. 7% of them graduate college within four to seven years. >>> as you're likely well aware, britain is gearing up for its first royal wedding in decades. friday's wedding is expected to attract a million visitors to london. crowds are already flocking to buckingham palace. home of prince william and his soon to be bride. huge television screens will be set up in hide park for all to enjoy the ceremony. >>> stay with ktvu for continuing coverage. you can watch the royal wedding live friday beginning at 2:00 a.m. tonight right after this newscast we l

rosa parks is a typical example of that. as somebody in uniform should have protected rosa parks instead of arresting her that day. somebody with a badge should have made sure that she didn't go to jail, that her life, liberty and property life and liberty were protected that date. we failed in the law enforcement community to do that with rosa parks, and we need to make sure we are doing it today. >> and unfortunately it took sending federal troops, not state and local. i don't care what it does as long as the job gets done. >> and therein lies the fallacy in the tenth amendment argument, and that there were legions of state and local officials who refuse to act, and required -- list call me an old fashioned for nannystater that the federal government in almost every one of these instances in terms of expanding individual liberty or cleaning the individual liberties and civil rights that we had it didn't happen at the state's local level. and i'd like to see where it has. >> he started while he was president and was in the

. >>> and the -- that was inspired by rosa parks refusal to sit at the back of the bus. the bus stopped at three schools today in san leandro, berkeley and hayward. it's part of an effort to teach young people of about the struggle of black americans. >>> and protesters shown running from gunfire in the country's third largest city. at least one person was killed. they gave authorities almost limitless power of surveillance and arrest now some protesters are calling for an end to theregime. >>> china is facing a widening income tax between the poor. a widening inflation is threatening china's red hot economy. >>> and in cuba, castro made a surprise visit with his brother and current president raul castro. while the castros say it's time for a new generation of leaders. raul castro was nailed first secretary. three some what younger politicians received lesser roles. >>> one year ago today, bp oil rig exploded in the gulf of mexico killing 11 men and triggering america's worse oil spill. from the air the water looks clean but a closer look reveals oil is still there. loui

. >>> and the -- that was inspired by rosa parks refusal to sit at the back of the bus. the bus stopped at three schools today in san leandro, berkeley and hayward. it's part of an effort to teach young people of about the struggle of black americans. >>> and protesters shown running from gunfire in the country's third largest city. at least one person was killed. they gave authorities almost limitless power of surveillance and arrest now some protesters are calling for an end to theregime. >>> china is facing a widening income tax between the poor. a widening inflation is threatening china's red hot economy. >>> and in cuba, castro made a surprise visit with his brother and current president raul castro. while the castros say it's time for a new generation of leaders. raul castro was nailed first secretary. three some what younger politicians received lesser roles. >>> one year ago today, bp oil rig exploded in the gulf of mexico killing 11 men and triggering america's worse oil spill. from the air the water looks clean but a closer look reveals oil is still there. loui

in this case they chose mother teresa and rosa parks. >> once this culture is approved by the committee, then it is my job to help him to get it into the rock. that is where we collaborate, had to get this culture that he did in space, how do integrated into the fabric of the building. >> he's helping me visually i can see this finish side to get the ratio of proportion to work on the side. >> i got to see the head start on it. they had a camera that takes pictures as it goes. i could see it fresh when i got here. but the idea was coming into the progress and to answer questions that the carter may have on issues that we missed or some details to follow on. there could be some pieces on my and that is to tie it -- things do not quite worked out right. this is a low angle, a different perspective. he has done the basic carbin. he has left a great tight shape. now it is a question of filling in the details. he is asking me for it buys on areas i didn't do, areas that are problematic. for me it is just an effort to help him and his ever of cutting this town. -- his efforts in cutting this

could i be a rosa parks? could i be a dr. king?they have to decide their purpose. >> i learned about myself and a lot about the colleagues and the black history, which i did not get to learn at my school. >> reporter: the trip cost more than $250, including airfare, transportation and most meals and although that sounds steep during these tough economic times, parents say it was worth every dime. >> this gives her the opportunity to see sox colleges and universities that we wouldn't have been able have had the opportunity to afford to take her or even the time to take her. >> reporter: since the program started 12 years ago, every student involved in it has graduated high school and 85% of them graduate college within four to five years. in the newsroom, paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> for more information about this program, visit khou.com and click on "web links." >>. >>> a contra costa supervisor is suggesting five school districts may want to join forces and the idea is to join a single, unified agency that supporters s

stokely carmichael and rosa parks and, of course, dr. martin luther king. but there was a parallel movement. there was a movement, how about desegregating the schools? a movement about education. you know, the march on selma, the bloody sunday march on selma between montgomery and selma actually occurred three years to the day of the second walkout of the kids. the police beat up, the police beat up the marchers, of course, in selma. guess what? the police beat up high school students in classrooms and in halls. and what were their weapons? books. so it's interesting how the movement is a parallel. in fact, thurgood marshall convened with a fellow by the name of chavez who were working on the second desegregation case in texas. we aren was the lawyer who helped get me out of jail when they threw me in jail. and, of course, senator robert kennedy also contributed to getting me out of jail. it was a national story. in fact, talking about cesar, three hours after senator kennedy was in delano with cesar, three hours later he was with the kids taking that famou

have protected rosa parks instead of arresting her that day. somebody with a badge should have made sure that she didn't go to jail, that her life, liberty and property life and liberty were protected that date. we failed in the law enforcement community to do that with rosa parks, and we need to make sure we are doing it today. >> and unfortunately it took sending federal troops, not state and local. i don't care what it does as long as the job gets done. >> and therein lies the fallacy in the tenth amendment argument, and that there were legions of state and local officials who refuse to act, and required -- list call me an old fashioned for nannystater that the federal government in almost every one of these instances in terms of expanding individual liberty or cleaning the individual liberties and civil rights that we had it didn't happen at the state's local level. and i'd like to see where it has. >> he started while he was president and was in the federal government standing up. you think you need federal government to protect all of thi

a sculpture is been made the rosa parks that will soon be unveiled to the public. >> i was not at firstlooks great. >> i just could not remember, you know, if this proportion is correct. >> at the front entryway, the porch of the gateway door to the left is the porch. the figures featured their have figured in human rights here or in the world. they are blocks of stone at the bottom of a gothic arch so that come at the top of the columns, there is the block and then the art begins. it is a classic architectural piece. the stone has been there since it was placed there 100 years ago. now have they decided -- now they have decided which should go there artistically mother teresa and rosa parks. they have the sculptures approved by the committees. >> then we collaborate putting it on the wall, how to get this sculpture he did, how to integrate it into the fabric of the building. this helps me do work. it gives me a ratio of proportion on this side. >> i got to see a little bit of a head start. i get a sneak peek online. they have a camera that takes pictures. i got to see the progression.

then we will show you a look at the sculpture of rosa parks at washington national cathedral. then president obama and senator mike johannes of nebraska. gil kerlikowskie talks about anti-drug efforts at the u.s.- mexico border. "newsmakers" at 10:00 a.m. at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> today, the ipod mini is no more. no! [unintelligible] i give you the i-pod nano. [laughter] >> in his monologue, mike daisey comments on the world as he has seen it. his latest examines apples' view of the world. >> all of my monologue spring of my obsessions. >> find out more on sunday night on it c-span p's "q&a". >> in may, 1961, president john f. kennedy announced its decision to send americans to the moon within the decade. the landing of apollo 11 occurred and july, 1969. now the american association for the advancement of society looks at the race to the moon as well as the cultural and scientific legacy of jfk's decision. this is an hour and 40 minutes. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> i would like to

so a black woman, named rosa parks, was denied a seat because of the color of her skin. dr. king, at the age of 26, took the leadership of that movement and focused the attention of the world on this injustice and the supreme court of this country, the following year, agreed with his position. and then several years later, in april of 1963, it was on a friday evening. it was good friday, dr. king led a march in birmingham, alabama, to end segregation in public accommodations. dr. king was arrested and spent the next 11 days confined in jail and during that time, mr. speaker, he wrote that great document called "letter from birmingham jail" and i only wish that our citizens would look up that letter on the internet and read that letter "letter from the birmingham jail." and leaders announced that local accommodations would be integrated. so after that great victory in berming ham and after dr. king wrote his letter, dr. king and other civil rights leader planned and executed the 1963 march on washington. and so many of us have heard of and some of us participated in that marc

the press democrat reports the company that owns the santa rosa plaza wants to start charging for parking. the group claims too many people who work in downtown santa rosa are taking advantage of its free parking right now. taking away prime spots from customers. the city council will discuss the issue at its meeting next week where it will likely call for a study to be done. >>> all right. time now 6:19. let's get you to where you need to go. sal, it seems reluctantly quiet this morning. >> oh, but, dave, just underneath the surface. you too, listen, maureen. >> something lurking. >> things are getting heavy. i was just being a little overly dramatic. i'm not that far off. this is about time when you start seeing things get just a little busier. i'll tell you why. 680 remember we had that earlier crash on 680 and the traffic is going to be held up a little bit. and this is exactly when you're going to start seeing some slow traffic coming up to this area driving to the south bay. also the morning commute is going to be busier at the bay bridge. you may not be able to tell right now but m

north bay air lifted a 14-year-old girl to santa rosa hospital over the weekend after she was bitten by a snake. it happened yesterday at anna dell state parkeast of santa rosa. a member of the helicopter rescue group said the teen was trying to take a picture of a small black and brown snake when it bit her. rescue workers said the girl's hand was black and blue and swollen. there's no word on what kind of snake it was. >>> they are meant to keep drivers safe and catch people breaking the law. the controversy in the north bay over red light cameras. >>> an update tonight on a story we brought you last week. the university of san francisco announced today it has found a way for upward bound to remain on campus. a week ago today the san francisco naacp led dozens of students and activists in a march to protest relocating the protest off campus. the program works to get students from low income families to high school and into college. >>> a class action lawsuit that raised questions about the quality of the beef used by taco bell has been dropped. an alabama law firm alleged that taco bell's seasoned beef was actually a mixture of binders an

north bay air lifted a 14-year-old girl to santa rosa hospital over the weekend after she was bitten by a snake. it happened yesterday at anna dell state parkeast of santa rosa. a member of the helicopter rescue group said the teen was trying to take a picture of a small black and brown snake when it bit her. rescue workers said the girl's hand was black and blue and swollen. there's no word on what kind of snake it was. >>> they are meant to keep drivers safe and catch people breaking the law. the controversy in the north bay over red light cameras. >>> and hang on to those umbrellas. you may need them again this week. chief meteorologist bill martin will have the complete forecast in just a few minutes. >>> an update tonight on a story we brought you last week. the university of san francisco announced today it has found a way for upward bound to remain on campus. a week ago today the san francisco naacp led dozens of students and activists in a march to protest relocating the protest off campus. the program works to get students from low income families to high school and into college. >>> a class action lawsuit that raised questions abo

current temperatures, upper 50s will warm up even more than that, 71 and santa rosa and run the park.ael 66 and mill valley. 67 in san mateo as we sat across the bay to the oakland side 68 degrees expected there. 69 in fremont. 66 in union city. 72 expected in walnut creek, 70 in pittsburgh. 69 in livermore. 71 degrees in santa clara. 72 warmer yet in campbell. a warm afternoon plenty of sunshine. in july will last. --enjoy it while it lasts. widespread light showers expected wednesday evening. overnight into there's day. beyond that we are looking okay slight chance of a sprinkler for easter sunday. keep attuned to kron4 we will track it. >> george: thank you, as we start off with a left and then the hot spots, but we do not have any the good news is that. bridges, as we start looking at the ride heading into the maze. easy traffic as you can see coming from interstate 80 notes delays coming added 800. -- and no delays. that is pretty light as well no problems. golden gate, fog again this morning no problems to for the southbound commute. interstate 80, this is the short freeway, you

fantastic forecast looking for 67 victories and santa rosa and runner park. 55 and motion beach 60 degrees down 101 rate around 60 degrees. oakland, 60 hayward fremont, 64 oakland hills. 66 walnut creek livermore, the delta and 66. a warm afternoon, as we head into the weekend we will see some sprinkles for the north bay. not too much. coming up here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. now, here is a look at the traffic. >> george: 2 hotspot san francisco 280 here and monterey boulevard it has the to ray lane shut down. it has backed up the traffic right to highway 101 the fire is extinguished but the fire department still has to right-hand lanes shut down still shocking delays but to saimproving conditions. here's a rigid as to a first of the bay bridge. san mateo bridge ride, it is a good one no problems lighter traffic in human usual for this hour. the golden gate bridge, problem free as it has been all morning long. no delays. mark? >> mark: live to washington d.c. where first lady michele obama and a vice- president joe biden are watching and. let's listen in. >> classmates come a

rosa. numbers for tomorrow, they look like this. yes, it's wednesday. just in case you lost track. and 50s for the coastline. from half moon bay and peninsula, 70 degrees and palo alto, menlo park, and for concord and pittsburgh, right at 70. 70 in santa rosa. 69 in calistoga. more on your seven-day forecast, it gets better. a weekend you will like. the only caveat is if you like 70s and sunshine. it's like my little disclaimer. we're looking at 74 on saturday and 76 on sunday. who cannot like that. if you live in california -- >> who would be the boo-hoo who might hear that. >> i don't know. >> and the money back guarantee. >> you have to read the very fine print. let's turn things over to lawrence scott. >> good evening. thus far it's been a drought. the giants not getting much going this evening with the banks of the allegheny. here's one of the best early chances for a run to cross. driving the ball to center, andrew's speed and nice catch keep the giants off the board. matt not making too many mistakes but garret jones gets a home run in the second. the giants tie in the sixth and then the pirates took the lead back and right now as we speak, it's 2-1 pirates leading at th

park tomorrow. temperatures around downtown san francisco. close to 67 degrees. around the north bay, santa rosaeeing temperatures in the 60s. your seven-day forecast shows things trying to warm up for the weekend. an isolated shower for the coastal range, as temperatures ra aveorge f thetraveor f the weekend. that's a look at your seven-day forecast. [ female announcer ] it's the jcpenney absolute lowest prices of the spring! shop our unbeatable night and day doorbusters, like women's st. john's bay tees for spring, an unbelievably low $4.99, and guy's bold screen tees, the absolute lowest -- only $3.99! even exclusive liz claiborne spring handbags are 50% off! plus, with jcp rewards, get double points with every purchase! shop, earn, save! don't miss the absolute lowest prices of the spring at jcpenney! go to jcp.com to see everything on sale. we make style affordable. you make it yours. jcpenney >>> the question is, what if there was a diet where you only had to do one thing to lose weight. >> that's the claim of the tongue mesh diet. the long beach doctor who created it, is to remind you of

parking fees and borrowing from other funds. >>> tomorrow smart train officials are expected to approve more cuts. because of budget constraints, the agency will start with a much shorter line from santa rosarafael. officials are also considering more belt tightening including puts off conduction -- putting off construction of stations. >>> and the cell phone app that will help you park and help you pay, coming up. >>> according to the justice department, jack mison intentionally signed false tax returns from 2003 to 2007. mison owned and operated first pacific in san rafael. he admitted to reporting gross receipts of up to $86,000. mison will pay $133,000 to the irs and about $33,000 to the state of california. >>> san jose is on a budget crisis but two hours ago it took a big step to rebuild its new sewage treatment plan. the city council says other wise customers could raise a stink. ktvu's robert handa joins us from that meeting. >> reporter: the issue is not as catchy as public safety or a baseball stadium. but what happens in these ponds is just as crucial. the future of city sewage could become expensive. the sewage water comes in dirty and goes out clean. the pollution treatment pl

rosa. if you are one of the thousands of people headed to at&t park, we are taking on the dodgers for the first time today. we are going to be breezy at that time and chilly. 52 degrees. 7:15. breezy conditions. you'll need the jacket. not too bad. baseball weather is typical for this time of year. we'll warm up thursday through the weekend. let's see how we are looking in the roadway with mike inouye. >> a little slow early for the roadways. the drive to the altamont pass, 580 is the commute direction. it started off early and built up stronger than we typically see. it's not a problem. we will see a lot more folks heading southbound over 680 for a half hour. 87 between capital as well as 101 and 280 heading north. along the peninsula, 101 and 280 is clear. no delays reported. i'm pointing this out. if you are headed to the giants game, consider this. it will go right to the ballpark. streets in the area closed. king street closed to reduce traffic. keep that in mind for the afternoon. we are looking at a drive into the city for the morning commute. around the maze, the metering lights turn on

rosa. now, we have been monitoring this accident in san francisco. southbound parkstill closed around fulton. a solo spinout again only one lane can get by through the area. so you might see some slight delays through there until they get that wrapped up so avoid the area. use an alternate if you can. in the meantime, jumping over to the south bay you heard lawrence talk about it. we have had some icy conditions along 880. traffic looks good now. lots of green on the sensor, no major delays through there. later on today though there's going to be lots of folks headed out to at&t park for the giants home opener. you might see some delays in and around embarcadero, king street, right near the park. also as you come off 280 extension, so you can always use brannan as an alternate to avoid the mess near at&t. mass transit a very good choice to use out to the ballpark today. caltrain has a special train that leaves this morning out of san jose diridon station at about 9:56 so it will make all the stops along the way into san francisco. bart will also be accommodating lon

towards san francisco and near at&t park, you can see it's overcast and hazy, 55 degrees, winds west at 15. most of our numbers in the 50s right now to low 60s from santa rosa toward concord, and san jose currently at 60. we'll show the clouds staying for tonight. for the weekend, a few on again/off again showers, and hold on. we have warmer weather coming our way. take a look at the radar and it does look like a lot of rainfall here, but none of this is touching the ground. this is just moisture in the midlevels of the atmosphere. it's just too dry to get any rainfall squeezed out. let's take you into the peninsula. raj mathai live at the giants and braves go at it at 7:00 after our 6:00 p.m. show, and we're looking at temperatures in the 50s, also winds west at 16 and it will stay mostly cloudy. only a slight chance we could get drizzle, but not anything that would rain out the game at this point. so here's what we're dealing with. the clouds and the showers offshore, that's going to continue to move in as we head throughout tonight. mainly the cloud cover, as this weak area of high pressure is just not strong enough to clear us out and warm us up for thi

park. love being a giants station. we lucked out. 49 degrees in hayward and 43 in santa rosa. the peninsula 45. it makes for a nice afternoon. temperatures five to ten degrees above average. cloud cover taking off to the north. maybe a few high whispy clouds. sunny conditions. it should be nice. we have changes on the way. you can see the well defined trough digging in here. it's going to kick the big ridge out of the way, break it down and by wednesday the temperatures are down to the low 60s. enjoy the 70s today and tomorrow. 50s and 60s by the middle of the week then rain on the way thursday and friday. we are not expecting a lot of it. the system is capable of bringing snow to mt. hamilton. we are concerned about a high pollen count. the defenders are oak and mulberry. keep that prescription handy, medicine handy. boy, it's monday. 77 in los gatos. the home opener looks good. 58 degrees. 40 degrees overnight. you need a jacket if you are headed out there. hey, the action starts early with us, friday morning we are live at at&t park bringing you all the fun, all the preview that you need rig

rosa. for the afternoon and evening hours again breezy and into tonight if you are out to the see the giants at & t park it will be a brisk one. 52-degrees. we will be mostly clear by then but the wind will send a chill down your spine. so a variety of weather in the forecast. that is typical for april. we have clouds this morning just a weak storm rolling through for today. maybe a sprinkle or two. not much at all to worry about. shouldn't be an issue with your drive. tuesday mostly sunny 64. we fall back again. this time around come wednesday we are expected to see light scattered showers in the forecast. thursday and friday our temperatures begin to climb. sunny skies expected .weekend and above average for this time of year. 73 degrees on sunday. >> thank you rosemary. >>> it's ten minutes until 7:00. it will cost you more to fly. u.s. air ways raised their price by $10. delta and continental also raised their prices. it's the tenth time they have made wide spread price increases. the dow is rallying up 53 points. stocks are rising at the opening of trading on corporate deal making and the expectati

park. winds blowing here with highs only in the 50s. at our coast, 58 the sunset district. with 68 in santa rosa. mid-60s vallejo but with increasing winds throughout the day. you'll need that jacket. 70 inland valleys and monterey bay, only in the 60s away from the water. look ahead, the showers move in tonight. it will stay breezy right on through tomorrow. chances of thunderstorms and by friday, we're going to have to wait until early in the weekend with numbers in the low 60s. maybe rain and then dry and still breezy into next week. >> good morning. there was an earlier accident on westbound 580 on dougherty. they are reporting injuries and emergency crews are headed there and right lane is partially blocked and there is slowing and yellow signs means it's 20 miles an hour. we're keeping an eye on the drive time so far. still 24 minutes. just a couple minutes extra than last check but the real slow spot is actually out of antioch, lone tree way 242 is 21 minutes but you will find a slowdown. a lot of brake lights as you make your way towards leverage. outside, still pretty good commute throug

park. partly cloudy. kind of cool. temperature at 59. dropping down to 54. with the cloud cover tonight, i don't think it will be as cool this morning. mid-to-upper 40s. santa rosaegrees. here is what is happening outside. high pressure, shoved to the north. as the next system starts to move in. you can see the high clouds riding the jetstream in our neighborhood in the afternoon hours. this unsettled pattern will mainly hit northern california and just glance us. so let's see how much of a glance it will be. here we are today. watch increase in clouds in the afternoon. in the evening hours. and overnight. by 8:00, we are seeing a few sprinkles develop along the coast to the higher elevation of the north bay. you can see how the light rain is scattered throughout the afternoon. then overnight, really think this is worse than it's going to be. it looks worse. you can see a lot of radar returns but maybe sprinkles. at 8:00. sunday morning. maybe a little light dew on the grass for easter egg hunt. by sunday afternoon, we should have high clouds and sunshine. rainfall amount should be less than a tenth of an inch. accuweather seven-day forecast -- temperatures will

rosa. 65 degrees in los gatos today. we are talking baseball, once again tonight. it will be chilly out there. if you are headed to at&t park to watch the giants take on the dodgers. 52, breezy, chilly degrees. make sure you are ready for cool conditions. the warm up continues tomorrow and the rain on wednesday. back to you guys. >> thanks a lot. >>> a world record of lego proportions. the tallest tower made of 500,000 pieces. you can find it in brazil. it's 102 feet. it breaks the previous record of 101 feet. it took 600 architects, these little kids. oh, yeah, he eesz got his engineering eye on the sky. they all got it going. it is secured bay wire. it is drawing a lot of attention. as you can see, as they continue to go up, they have to use a crane to get to the top. i don't know if you have to have a permission slip or not but they are getting up there building this thing. >> they have the flag on there. >> not bad at all. it's 5:18 now. >>> china accusing the u.s. of human rights violations. >>> the secret world inside steve jobs and a look at the box office, coming up. >>> we are looking at the south bay. 237 looks al

park for a candlelight vigil to offer prayer, hope and funds for japan's people. japanese tradition claims that anyone who fold 1,000 origami cranes will be granted a wish. >>> santa rosa are reached a record 86, oakland reached 83. both records highs for this date. >>> and right now i'm tracking a cooldown an even a chance for a sprinkle in the bay area weekend forecast. we'll tell you when that could happen. >>> whether it's a sudan or a six pack, check your receipt tomorrow. sticking shocks as sales tax goes up in the bay area. >>> family members say he was a good student on the >>> in parts of the bay area, people are going to be paying more for pretty much everything starting tomorrow. the sales tax is set to increase in half a dozen city. voters approved the tax hike last november. kt vu's debra villalon is in san cerrito who is going to move into double digits. >> reporter: a sale on a car will be most noticeable. with the paper work done, the new owner of this jeep scores wheels and a sales tax savings. tomorrow sales tax in a handful of bay area cities jump. el cerrito up to 10%. one who bought his family a $500 play station and games didn't know the hike was

park for a candlelight vigil to offer prayer, hope and funds for japan's people. japanese tradition claims that anyone who fold 1,000 origami cranes will be granted a wish. >>> santa rosa are reached a record 86, oakland reached 83. both records highs for this date. >>> and right now i'm tracking a cooldown an even a chance for a sprinkle in the bay area weekend forecast. we'll tell you when that could happen. >>> whether it's a sudan or a six pack, check your receipt tomorrow. sticking shocks as sales tax goes up in the bay area. >>> family members say he was a good student on the right track. what his mother said at a vigil tonight for her son who's killing is still unsolved. >>> in parts of the bay area, people are going to be paying more for pretty much everything starting tomorrow. the sales tax is set to increase in half a dozen city. voters approved the tax hike last november. kt vu's debra villalon is in san cerrito who is going to move into double digits. >> reporter: a sale on a car will be most noticeable. with the paper work done, the new owner of this jeep scores wheels and a sales tax savings. tomorrow sales tax in a handful of bay area cities jump. el ce

park. 56 dropping down to 52. though it's going to be cool as usual as the dodgers are in town to take on the giants. 38 in cloverdale. 39 in santa rosa. low to mid 40s for everybody else tonight. what we're watching, a cold front a weak cold front. notice the center of energy is well up in canada. behind it you can see a little clearing for tomorrow and cold air. then a swirl here, that is the system for wednesday. when it comes through it brings a better chance of rain in the north bay and cooler conditions. wednesday will probably be the coolest day. thursday through saturday, near 60 at the coast with low 70s around the bay and inland. >>> good morning everyone. think you'll have a great commute out there, as well. nothing to slow you down. take you around the bay area, 680 walnut creek. southbound here as you make your way towards highway 24 and down through the san ramon valley. no delays if you are heading toward the bay bridge toll plaza through the maze, westbound and westbound 580 coming across your screen. in the north bay, the ride is fine through san rafael as southbound traffic moves well out of novato and checking in ao

park and san mateo. breezy. downtown san francisco 64 degrees and in the north bay, you will see low 70s from sonoma to santa rosa. 67 oakland. hercules was a far cry from the 80s. inland you will go with 70s in livermore and concord and around the monterey bay 59 degrees in monterey. so it is back to average temperatures for the weekend. midup toer 50s coast side. low 70s inland. certainly windy and warmer for your monday, and then really the next chance of rain doesn't come in until wednesday, thursday, dan, and that is system will bring us cold showers. be prepared for the temperatures to drop as well. >>> still to come, how california's first dog is helping bridge the state's budget deficit. stay with us. more to c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c

rosa, with 257. >>> san francisco giants fans got their money's worth at yesterday's home opener, beating the cardinals in a dramatic 12-inning game. but there was a buzz at the ball park, like in other opening day in the team's history. linda yee has more on all of the festivities. >> reporter: it was their victory walk to the ball park. thousands of giants fans still feeling like champs on opening day, and willing to pay anything to get in. >> world champs! >> world champs, $60 value! >> reporter: the streets, the bars, the restaurants, all packed hours before the first pitch. inside the park, the world series opening day celebration continued. >> let me welcome all of you to at&t park, the home of your defending world champion san francisco giants! [ cheers & applause ] >> reporter: team mascot primped around with a heavy weight championship belt. then the heroes made their dramatic appearance to deafening cheers. [ cheers & applause ] >> giants, baby, number one! >> reporter: the screaming got louder as team members were introduced. [ cheers & applause ] >> reporter: it wasn't hard to notice the dedicated fans, the faithful dressed head to toe in team colors, and o

park dodgers are in town and partially cloudy and 56 dropping down to 52. we'll be even cooler tonight than this morning. 40s in most areas chilly upper 60s in santa rosa andke sure the two don't overdo it. take a look at the person that was beaten in the parking lot of dodgers stadium. in bryan stow a paramedic attacked by two dodger fans. stow hospitalized with brain trauma. two teams meet tonight the opener of three-game series. fans will probably notice if there are 40% more security personnel than during a typical home game at the same level of staffing as during the world series. security also aware of a craigslist posting calling for giant fans to retaliate and beat a dodger fan into a coma. ballpark security taking no chances zero tolerance. security has brought in a behavioral psychologist to analyze the crowd out here. if you are out here at the ballpark and you see some rowdy behavior or something going to the wrong direction or foul language text 8099 and security will respond. i saw at pluav game guy in front row seat started getting out of line they came down and he was gone for the rest of the game. terry mcsweeney "abc 7 news". >> kristen:

rosa. 63 degrees in redwood city. we are going to warm up tomorrow. tomorrow looks like the nicest day of the week. if you're going to head out to at&t park> and that's your latest weather. >> all right, al, thanks. >> now we say hello to sugar ray front man mark mcgrath who was eliminated on "celebrity apprentice" last night. >> good morning. guys. i'm used to getting fired. feels at home. >> wow. >> a lot of people think gary busey is the weakest link on the team. do you think he should have been fired? >> i love gary like everybody else does. i'm entertained but something about the force of gary busey is keeping him on the show. if you find out why he's on the show you will fine out why i was fired. >> the force of gary busey. what's going on in that head? i watch every episode. >> he's a creative guy. >> look at you in the hat, by the way. >> one of my best looks. adam ant wants his hat back. gary works in his own world. we have a short time to do a task and it's difficult. i love him. 99% of the time we were laughing, having fun. the show shows it differently. i wish him good luck the rest of the way. there are smart people left. sta

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