then the clouds roll in. 50 in san francisco 51 in san jose, 44 san rosa, once again san rosa chile, 54 in antioch it is a little cooler as you head out the door this morning. this is the temperature change. nine degrees cooler in san rosa, cool 10 degrees cooler in los gatos and mountain view, at 10 degrees cooler in livermore than this time yesterday chile net in the air but it will warm up this afternoon clearing today, partly cloudy skies this afternoon but those clouds will build as we head into the evening. another round of wet weather into the evening at the first chance may come late tonight into tomorrow morning. 9:00 a.m. saturday showers near point reyes. noon on saturday you will see the light showers move into the heart of the bay little bit. as i push it forward it peters out and goes away. best chance of sprinkles, saturday afternoon, then again sunday evening. sunday morning looks to be ok. your 7 day forecast 20 percent chance of showers for the weekend, that sunday night system will linger into monday morning. but tuesday, wednesday, thursday warm temperatures inlan

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i m a user of the dump facility both in san francisco and in south san francisco, so i have a little different perspective from the fine gentleman that spoke earlier. i feel as though san francisco is being taken over the barrel, essentially. for me, as a user, i pay $144 a ton in san francisco and $89 a ton in south san francisco, so i think that same discrepancy is being applied to residential users as well as commercial users. my second point is the proposed dump-week lynn, california. as you know, that is a watershed -- dump in wheatland, california. as you know, that is a watershed where they want to located. because trash is not inspected, there is no saying as to the toxicity of users in these dumpsites. although san francisco has a wonderful recycling program, other counties have nothing at all. so their trash mixed with our trash, and if there is a contamination problem, there is no saying where it comes from, and it could very well be laid on san francisco. commissioner campos: thank you. next speaker. >> ♪ well, hello, lafco and recology make it good, recology it is so nic

san francisco is not a theme park. it needs to keep up with the times if we continue to be a viable place to work. i conclude by asking you to lock around this chamber. it is full of modern infrastructure and technology. it might offend the aesthettic sensibilities of some but i don't think anyone would argue that it doesn't provide a net benefit to those who work here and to the citizens of san francisco. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> my name is tony harris, i'm a resident of noy valley and proud san franciscan and this is the first time i've been here so please indulge me. i'm not normally part of a group that testifies but i felt moved by this issue because there were four things i thought about that got past the typical political arguments. competition is important but with competition, also, is the digital divide and making sure we bring everybody in the city up to the technology. many things now and almost everything that's being developed new in the future is going to require that kind of access, and we

board of san francisco is absolutely of interest to us. -- port of san francisco is absolutely of interest to us. pier 96 is not. the reason is when we got the permission to use pier 96 for the purpose of recycling our traditional recyclables -- paper, bottles, cans -- we committed to the citizens of the bayview that this was going to be recycling only. we told them, we committed that we would not bring garbage into the bayview district. that was important to them an important to us. our facility, pier 96 sits right below the hunters point housing project. while we did not have to do it, we committed and have been voluntarily for the last -- i guess it has been eight or nine years now that pier 96 has been there and processing the city's recyclables -- we voluntarily offered, long before anybody was talking about local hire ordinances in the city -- we voluntarily offered all new jobs to people who live in two zip codes that are impacted in the bayview, and we have hired somewhere around 175 people who come from that zip code -- those two zip codes to work for us. what we heard a week or t

san francisco 62. 65 for oakland. 68 in san jose. 70 in concord.y sunny skies inland. i'll have a full look at the forecast in a bit. let's go to elizabeth and see how traffic is going. >> we don't have any big hot spots out there now but we are dealing with fog. here's a live look at conditions across the golden gate bridge. we are getting that weird halo effect from the street lamps because of the fog but traffic is light including at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll take a check of mass transit plus we do have a little bit of ongoing roadwork out there so we'll look at that as well. in the meantime, back to you. >> thank you. it is 5:30. >>> a violent 24 hours in the bay area. a woman was shot and killed in oakland last night, then a few hours later a man was shot. and in san francisco, a big street fight ends one two people stabbed. let's go to sharon chin. she is at the tenderloin police station with what investigators are now saying. sharon, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. police say that a man and woman are recovering this morning a

where san jose has .01. same with redwood city, fremont and concord. 800 in san rafael. .12 in petaluma. .13 in san francisco. up on mount st. helena, three-quarters of an inch. the cooler air moving in. we have the mid-to-upper 40s. south of that, we have the low to mid-50s where the cloud cover is hanging around. cloudy around the monterey bay. sprinkles and mid-to-upper 50s. the rain will taper quickly. by 9:00, it's gone. pockets of sunshine this afternoon. we will be dry tomorrow as we are stuck in between systems before scattered light rain this weekend. take a look at temperatures today. still, well below average. two degrees in napa and oakland to four in san francisco. redwood city. and san jose, six degrees cooler than average. livermore, 62. ten degrees cooler where you should be. sunrise, 10:27. set at 7:51. look at if t satellite and radar. you can see the front slowly moving through the bay area. once it does pass, upstream, you can see the clearer air. that is what is coming in this afternoon.

to san ramon.blin to livermore and the best radar returns around diablo, pittsburgh, antioch, oakley and brentwood. cherry and peach trees getting much-needed wet weather. as far as the last hour or so, you can see this moving southeast. this is round one, making monday morning a nuisance. with low clouds and drizzle and patchy fog and temperatures. at yesterday's level if not cooler. we have more rain on the way for later on. show you that in a second. a look at the temperatures. if you are leaving now, in the low to mid-50s in most of the neighborhood. antioch, mountain view around 57 degrees. by afternoon, cooler than yesterday. upper 50s to low 60s and a wave or two of light showers. less than a tenth of an inch of rain. if you have evening activities that puts you on grass or dirt, the rain would be so light i wouldn't worry about it. 59 in monterey. low 60s for everybody else. you will get your showers later this afternoon or evening hours. the accuweather seven-day forecast -- active weather

i am a proud san franciscan -- transplant, but a proud san franciscan, and i think san francisco values are our greatest export. i think the america's cup is a great opportunity to highlight both of those things -- how to make this a great event for all of the attendees, but also a great event for all the people who live near the waterfront and for san franciscans. we do not want to overload our streets with traffic. we want to keep this a livable city as we do this huge event and make -- bring mass numbers of people through. the other is to be an example, and a lot of people have talked about this. every event wants to be the greatest ever. i want this event to be the greatest ever feared with any other city is doing a large sporting event, i wanted to go to san francisco's people plan and say this is where we start. hopefully, we will not be the eggs of live forever. hopefully, this will continue to advance, but we should have that reputation, considering what we all espouse. i think we have a great opportunity to do it here, and i think we are off to a great start in that. the other

it is costly and difficult to do business in san francisco, to raise your children in san francisco. i would like a voice at the table to create policies that will minimize the stigma that san francisco is not a business- friendly city, minimize the stigma of that san francisco prioritizes the rights of dogs over children. we started walking down that path largely because of political ideology. it is less about politics. i want to have a positive impact on the city overall, specifically district 10, connecting it to the city. people have been left to defend for themselves. i am honored to have been elected to serve to be the next advocate for the next four years, hopefully the next eight years, to really protect, defense, and serve the residents of district 10. >> we will talk more about some of the issues facing district 10. before we do, i would like to know a little bit about what you learned campaigning for supervisor. talk to me a little about that experience. >> first, i learned that a lot of the conversations we have about our neighborhood and community happens in silos. we ha

we need to do a lot in san francisco to encourage young people and young families to stay in san francisco. i think we are missing out on a lot of our diversity when young families leave our city. we need to do all we can to be mindful of the needs of young families in the city. we mentioned housing. schools are a big deal. but also being able to be flexible with transportation and children. >> what is happening with crime in your district? give me your thoughts on how you think the police are doing with respect to crime in your district? >> i think we are very fortunate in district two. we have a number of great police captains that oversee the stations that touched district two. richmond and northern are the two major police stations that touched the district. we do have a lot of crime in district 2. both crimes against individuals but also against merchants along our merchant corridors. chestnut. union in particular has been hit. fillmore and sacramento. it is a big deal. we also have the break-ins. we need to be very mindful that people keep their iphones and laptops out of sight. but

in san francisco, we have no assurances from sfpd that san francisco officers are not involved in this activity. one thing this report speaks to is the major concern. the chief did not need additional guidelines. he had won. -- he had one. >> good afternoon. thank you for having this conversation, particularly in light of everything happening across the country. i am the executive director of the san francisco-bay area office of the council on american islamic relations. i want to highlight the environment in which the conversation is happening. last month, the elected officials in orange county participated in what was labeled an anti-muslim protest. a few weeks ago, congressman peter king held hearings on the corporate -- corporation of muslims with law enforcement. things are coming to a climax. we have the opportunity to set an example and say that muslims are cooperating with law- enforcement. at the same time, that needs to be happening with respect for civil rights. i am asking you to endorse the report and set an example for the country as elected officials to say that in the w

san francisco = 60. 63 san mateo. oakland 64. 60 hayward, 63 fremont. 65 degrees. walnut creek 67. as we slide the maps will tell you that will warm up to 63 degrees this afternoon. 66 and campbell. all and all not bad looking after noon. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. tomorrow will be even better. friday, 67 is the high. beautiful day, sunshine, nothing better than that. saturday, sunday clouds roll in. sprinkles in the mix. we will tell you where those rains will fall the closer we get. let's check from the ride with erica. >> erica: quickly making some improvements for the hot spot of side just two minutes ago i was tracking northbound 101 the you can see for the most part traffic is flowing freely. you can see evidence bunching buy the cars, no longer talking any delays looking at about a two- minute delay 16 minutes from downtown. another hot spot, says bound-101 we had a stalled vehicle there was out there for a while. stretches of red, yellow on your screen. some small delays as you make your way towards the golden gate bridge that

here is some more temperatures, 50 around santa rosa, san rafael san francisco. 53 in antioch. rest of us in the mid to upper 40s. highlights, warmer afternoons today through sunday. stray shower is possible today and tomorrow. as the system passes us to the north, stronger system will move through sunday night into monday bringing all us a chance of showers. compared to average, we are finally back to normal. it's been a while since we talked about temperatures that are where they are supposed to be at this time of the year. south bay, we'll have 70 in san jose and cupertino. everybody else in the upper 60s. mountain view around 70. half moon bay, pacifica, daly city, upper 50s. sunset, 50. downtown san francisco, mid-50s. mid to upper 60s through the north bay valleys. cooler at your beaches, mid to uavm 50s. we'll have mid to upper 50s throughout the east bay shore with upper 50s to low 70s in the east bay valleys. monterey and carmel, low to mid-50s from santa cruz and watsonville. 73 in gilroy. pretty nice night to be out in oakland, coliseum, 7:05 first pitch with a tempe

i and an architect in san francisco. i reviewed the unborn little impact report for the parkmerced project, and this was based on the 1940's-era car planning a. more transportation, better bicycle paths, better -- there are missing amenities, such as community gardens, restaurants, coffee shops, etc.. potable water, consumption, and water reduction. it seems to me that by going through with this plan, park merced would be and out of date approached and creating a potential international model for urban sustained. thank you. president chiu: could you pull the microphone? >> i have lived in a lot of areas of san francisco. there really are not a lot of options for affordable housing. other young couples will of the bay area, we love san francisco and this represents a great place for us tuesday. it creates so many jobs and is sustainable. it creates a fantastic opportunity to revitalize a part of the city that is, frankly, very much in need of it, and i see no reason why this should not move forward. thank you. president c

south wind at 15 in san jose and a drizzle storm at san francisco. light rain falling.isty skies. 55 degrees. see the temperature s across th board. cloud cover tonight probably not going to get too chilly. lows in the low 50s. there you see the breezy conditions pushing out through the delta. in terms of the rain, when the rain gets this small and stays as low to the ground as a lot of this mist, a lot of times the radar will not be picking it up in terms of what we normally see with heavier rain events but over the last couple of hours, feel those pockets of drizzle and lighter rain around san francisco and oakland and around the east bay hills between now and probably 1:00 tomorrow will be the prime opportunity for seeing some of this drizzle and some light rain. moisture spilling in off the pacific. as we show you the futurecast for plans overnight tonight into tomorrow morning, we'll see mostly cloudy skies. some mist in a few areas and probably drizzle. probably until about lunchtime. then notice what happens sunday afternoon. we should see some breaks in the clou

the san francisco giants as world champions.] it is, in every sense, a great day to be a giants fan, aint it? [applause] we, like you, are all elated to find ourselves standing on the summit of baseball. we are also proud, aren't you? in the job that bruce bochy did with all of his teams and players. one more round of applause for bruce and his team. [applause] >> and we are just as proud as the job that our general manager brian sabean did to put this group together. let's give them a big round of applause. [applause] the san francisco giants are the champions of baseball this year because of a lot of work, good, smart work done by lots of folks for decades and decades. we are up here today because we are standing on the shoulders of giants who preceded us. applause for all those guys who built the pyramid who got us to this summit, please. [applause] >> in that line of succession, please join me in developing and making the family of the stonehams family. peter mcgowan, the in the past steward of the team. [applause] finally,

of power here in san francisco. i am so happy the board of supervisors came together to select an outstanding choice along many outstanding candidates to lead us over the next several years. >> over the past several months when this issue has come up, it had been agonizing. the board has been put into a difficult situation. there are a lot of differences of opinion on how to run the city, how to mass make a decision, who should be in place, 11 people to agree on that is a challenging thing. i think we have done the best we can do in the process, considering the difference of opinions. >> the people of san francisco can now choose their mayor, the direction they want to go. that is why this decision was so appropriate. >> the other big shock is that the moderates seem to have won this round. people thought, progressives have themselves on the board. there is no reason that they will not get together and take a noted leader who is a progressive to be interim mayor, and then stayed there for another term. the great thi

san rosa the best example 46 right now, 67 for the afternoon, 64 san francisco, 67 for san jose.oday. it depends on how much cloud cover we have. keep your fingers crossed we could use of a warm afternoon. as we look into the weekend we do expect conditions to change with the clouds coming and the chance of a sprinkle or two around the bay. your best shot is saturday, the clock is set to 9:00 p.m. and we can see the system move through. through the rest of the day saturday everything clears the way. a quick looking system and another one could come into play sunday evening. sunday morning looks good. if you're gonna be out looking for easter eggs. next week looks good, warm temperatures inland getting into the 70 degree range finally. >> george: it is as good as it gets in the traffic department no traffic in the bay area live alone hot spots. look at the bay bridge no activation of the metering lights, and no concern for any of the approaches. samlet tale bridge also good, no back up---san mateo bridge--. the golden gate bridge a looks like a sunday morning here. >> mark: it has

institution in san francisco mission's district. it has been repairing and servicing the cars of many of san francisco's leading figures, husband cal performance, arts, politics, activist community and a variety of professions, truly a neighborhood institution. if it seems unusual that an auto repair business can be a part of the history of the city, the secret is tom himself. he called it a family. customers and friends from all walks of life because of his extraordinary generosity and kindness. his many abilities, including the ability to learn from those around him and to accumulate knowledge in many diverse areas. among tom's passions in addition to the pacific ocean and the green hills and meadows were history. world, national and local. railroads, car racing. politics. charles bicens and the music of diverse genres. after a long battle of cancer, tom passed away at the age of 6 5, the young age of 65 on march 19th, 2011 of complications from the cancer. he is survived by his wife, his two sisters and his aunt. as well as his b

low 70s around san jose. the extended forecast not a lot of change now that we have this pattern set up we're going to be dry today. we'll be wet again tomorrow. it looks like the afternoon and evening hours. drying out thursday afternoon. scattered clouds, dry conditions on friday. and for the weekend a little questionable. just a slight chance for few sprinkles on and off saturday into sunday and temperatures widespread 60s perhaps some low 70s. >>> well, there's some good news this morning from the housing industry. builders broke ground on the most new homes in six months. new home construction is up more than 7% in march to an annual rate of 549,000 homes. that's almost 30,000 more than analysts had forecast. and the trend could continue as the number overbuilding permits also rose. >>> let's check in on how wall street is responding to that. that is part of the reason why the numbers are up. also the pretty good numbers reported from gold man sacs we should get other earnings in just a bit. right now li

it says that san francisco rules shelby followed by san francisco officers. san francisco will help to supervise its own officers. the police department promised the police commission that those were still the rules being followed. the special agent in charge of the fbi told us in 2005 that was still the case and we had nothing to worry about. here we are now. suddenly they will not answer the question. the san francisco police department has refused to release their current memorandum of understanding dole answered definitively if they are an following local or fbi rules. the assessments being collected by the fbi, the reason it came out was because the judicial committee asked for the information from the fbi. when this resolution asks for more transparency, this is a starting point. this committee can endorse the good work of the human rights comparecommission. i asked them to look into this. i believe there is great risk but there may be a secret arrangement between the police department and the fbi to do and in iran -- an end run around the police depart

>>> i'm terry mcsweeney live in san francisco. pg&e now says it will never find records on some of its older gas pipelines and testing those older pipes could make matters worse. story coming up in a live report. >> looking at a clear sky this morning. high clouds this afternoon. may never find rain this weekend. some of us will. i'll tell you where and when i think it will fall. >> good morning. i'm sue hall in for frances again. we are hoping for friday light. we have overnight roadwork that needs to be cleaned up. we details coming up. >> thank you. >>> 5:00 a.m. on friday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm eric thomas. kristen is off today. warning from pg&e to state regulators this morning. the utility says it will never find some of the gas pipeline safety records the state is demanding. if the regulators keep pushing the issue, there will be expensive consequences. terry mcsweeney is live at the public utility commission offices in san francisco. terry? >> eric, we are talking about the older gas pipeline. pg&e says it

san jose 50. 43 san jose and livermore at 44. speaking of san raphael start you at 53. go for a high of 67 with lots of sunshine. why? that's the ridge building in. still coming down out of the northwest. we could get a couple high clouds. our cool down for thursday is that system. but it looks like it will stay mainly to the north and not get any rain out of it. clouds and cooler weather. yesterday's system wasn't much to it but gave us a lot of drizzle. that's gone. ends result cool air mass and patchy fog but looks like a dry week ahead. some of the five and ten day forecast models keep us dry for a while. you'd expect that end of april going into may. 38 to 48 cool here in the morning. sunshine, little breezy 55 to 65 at noon and then upper 50s near the coast. northwest wind there to a few near 70 degrees. that would be st. helena, santa rosa. close for fairfield. napa in there as well. novato 68. 68 pittsburgh, danville, san ramon. 65 alameda. berkeley 64. 70 morgan hill to gill roy. morning trifecta. and 66 palo alto. woodside a little warmer. pacifica at 60 and l

about 62 degrees in san francisco. over the next couple of days, lowering temperatures thursday and friday as the winds kick up. but the winds are going to switch direction over the weekend becoming more of an offshore wind, cranking up the temperatures. 70s commonplace and by sunday, we could be talking about some 80s around the bay area. that's a look at weather. how about some traffic from elizabeth? >> all right. thank you, lawrence. let's start off with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic gets by fine this morning. no big issues approaching the pay gates and quiet commute up towards the "s" curve towards treasure island and the tunnel. all right. going out to brentwood, just getting word of this problem on the chp reports. loose livestock, sounds like a car hit a cow in the road in brentwood vasco near walnut. i put that up there because people may be going towards 4 towards antioch where we have an accident as well approaching loveridge. that was cleared to the right shoulder. no delays on 4. westbo

upper 50s san francisco 59 san raphael and low 60s for santa rosa. to the south fremont looking at 62. 63 san jose. so, again, this pattern switch will leave us soggy today. we're dry tomorrow. this chance for showers will return very similar to what we're seeing today and our temperatures will continue to cool as well. 60 degrees expected on thursday. thursday's mainly dry. friday's mainly dry. the weekend a little bit far ahead to tell for certain but partly to mostly cloudy skies. temperatures a little cool for this time of year and possibility of sprinkles for easter sunday. >>> all right. thank you, rosemary. we continue to follow a developing story out of the brentwood. thousands of gallons of milk spilled onto a busy local roadway. our live crew in just minutes from the scene. >>> also this week marks one year since the bp oil spill in the gulf of mexico. what scientists are saying today about the health of the gulf. >>> good morning. san mateo bridge traffic looks pretty good. and so does the dumbarton bridge. we'll tell you more about the mo

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san francisco, san jose showing up on the right.s. >> james: another shot, clouds, it is a mix of what went through yesterday and was coming for us tomorrow. at the beginning tonight. this afternoon will be warmer than yesterday. there is a quick look there were seeing for the weather now and then the next 24 hours. 49 degrees in san francisco. 42 and santa rosa, 45 degrees in concord. a little warmer in the doubt that, antioch, pittsburgh 51 degrees. temperatures are widespread '60s, mid-60's as a matter of fact. here's a tour of the temperature in your neighborhood. as a fire around the bay 62 and mill valley, 66 in fairfield. san francisco 61. but that notion because it will be 56. oakland 64 degrees for you, pretty much anyone up and down the corridor will be in the low-mid-60s. all little mother as you head for the east. mss bay, temperatures in the 65-663 mark. as we head towards the weekend, here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. we will reveal conditions morning considerably into saturday. more on that for you coming u

he ran -- he owned and operated johnson's barbecue, which is on san bruno avenue. just like to take a moment to acknowledge their life, thank you. >> thank you, supervisor connie. supervisor farrell. >> thank you, madam clerk. first of all, as everyone knows, one the issues that has percolated as a result of the tenderloin debate is the issue of how we tax stock options here in san francisco. three weeks ago i asked our budget analysts to complete an analysis of how san francisco stacks up against other technology centers throughout the united states. and to take a look at how companies are taxed and what other incentives these areas offer to attract technology and other companies to their areas. i will share that with you guys. i just got a copy the other day. there are many interesting takeaways and ideas, but it makes one point very class cal clear -- san francisco is the only city, not just in california, but in the united states, which taxes stock options. so why is this important? it's obviously plain and simply the way technology companies operate and as som

it is 62 in san francisco. 55 degrees in san jose. and only going up from here.rnoon outside as you will see those temperatures moving well into the 70s and even some 80s all around the bay area except out at the beaches, plan on highs there in the 60s. but there are major changes coming for the weekend. maybe even a little rain. we'll talk about that coming up. right now let's check traffic with elizabeth. >> we are going to talk mass transit again. the vallejo baylink ferry once again letting you know it is out of service so there are shuttle buses in place so just expect some delays. otherwise bart looking good on this friday morning if you want to take it into work into the city this morning. no problems there. also pretty nice drive overall friday light on the roads. here's a live look at our sensors out of the altamont pass. actually a few brake lights there. you can see a couple of yellow sensors but overall your drive time looks great. 14 minutes from the altamont pass towards 680 and the dublin interchange. same thing off the antioch bridge. this is usua

the other is san francisco bay railroad. that is the real road for the port of san francisco. it is a federally certified railroad. the last one has 60 goats grazing at the port. we read them out to anyone that would like them. -- rent them out to anyone that would like them. the study is a good start. but there needs to be vigorous pursuit of detail. i concur with the three areas that need to be drilled down on. one is barging and rail directly from the port. the other is the port of san francisco having a transfer complex and possibly an industrial park based at the port. the third is the issue of franchise fees and what that can mean to vital services in san francisco. there is a lot of work to be done. i draw your attention to something that may not have been mentioned but i think is emblematic of the whole structure itself. that is on page 7. it is interviews with doe staff. the last line in that paragraph is most emblematic of what is upside-down about our system. staff indicated having a long- term relationship with recology is an appropriate alternative to a competitiv

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the other is san francisco bay railroad. that is the real road for the port of san francisco.is a federally certified railroad. the last one has 60 goats grazing at the port. we read them out to anyone that would like them. -- rent them out to anyone that would like them. the study is a good start. but there needs to be vigorous pursuit of detail. i concur with the three areas that need to be drilled down on. one is barging and rail directly from the port. the other is the port of san francisco having a transfer complex and possibly an industrial park based at the port. the third is the issue of frane

thank you, kiet do in san jose. >>> a man beaten to death at a san jose care home. this morning that man's roommate is in custody. police were called to the home on saint andrews place about 7:30 last night. they say the victim, a 24-year- old, got into a fight with his 28-year-old roommate and died of husband injuries. it's not clear though how this dispute started. the care facility is in a single family house. it's listed online as serving the developmentally disabled. >>> an alleged serial killer will be back in court this morning. 77-year-old joseph naso from reno is not expected to enter a plea in court today. he is accused of killing two women in the bay area in 1970s and two others in yuba county in the '90s. he is under investigation for the murder of three children up in state new york in the '70s. all the victims had the same first and last initials. >>> and there is more evidence of bad recordkeeping by pg&e. the "san francisco chronicle" reports the utility mislabeled 34 miles of pipeline as seamless. those inaccurate records came to light in the wake o

in san francisco the numbers are worse than that $4.13, oakland $4.80, san jose $4.90.s to do with the price of oil, oil prices shot up again today, $108 a barrel. the middle east unrest is having an affect on the oil prices which in turn have an effect on the gas prices at the pump. i heard one analysts say we could see prices continue to go up for the next five weeks. 105 increase every week you could see another 505 increase if this is correct. >> darya: filling up my suv is like buying a barrel of crude. thank you i will drive my tanker to pick up my kids today. >> mark: a marine from santa clara has been killed in afghanistan. he died last sunday while supporting combat operations. he was based on the po ye. his death is under arrest edition. police have arrested of a suspect in suspicion of kidnapping, and raping a female victim that was jogging. he allegedly forced her into a grassy area where the assault took place. he fled on foot in the direction of public housing. >> darya: we will be back with more of a couple of minutes. [ male announcer ] hey michelle, wha