>> some light showers rolled through the north bay this morning and they made it as far south as san franan francisco. this is what it looked like in the embarcadero. >>> the weather may be the reason two trees fell early this morning. it happened near 18th and arkansas street on san francisco's potrero hill. the trees just missed parked cars. crews had to block the street until the fallen skis were moved out of the way. >>> time to take out the skis because one bay area resort is now open. boreal made snow on monday and tuesday night to help skiers get a jump start on the season. >> already skiing in the mountains. >> no kidding. >>> we want to check the forecast now, the weekend forecast, a lot going on. let's go back over to our chief meteorologist bill martin in the newsroom. >> looks like it's heading offshore. let's look at the first frame, you see this area right here, that is some significant rain, almost like a little bit of a squall line where you might even see some real heavy rain. i don't know about thunder and lightning but this has a bit of rain with it. it's moving in this

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the residents will quickly have m access to privately-run services. 80-something per vent of san fran sis cans rely on -- >> citizens need those kinds of social services or substitute services in order tore maintain their loo life near san francisco. those also include things like having access to detailout manies and dialysis machines, oxygen machines and food. those are what we see necessary to be relatively functional relatively quickly after an earthquake. so that no building will collapse catastrophically. we realize the damage will cover in varying degrees. now we would've some collapses for sure and for whatever reason the other buildings will come through unscathed. but as a politic we want to find buildings that would collapse and retro fit them to the point where they at least won't collapse. and i'll show you the buildings we're concerned about in slides. and the economy will return quickly to functionalty. these people need neighborhood businesses to keep the neighborhoods in business but we also need to have the san francisco economy and knowledge-based so people will not

i don't know why san fran isn't considered like with st. louis one of the best baseball towns in the nation. it is awesome out here. >> and i think what's interesting about that sound bite is that brian sabean has had a very difficult time attracting big name free agents to come and play in san francisco. that perception is beginning to change. guys, the giants trying to take a 2-0 series tonight. we will have team coverage tonight at 11:00, both games. >> we'll be looking for that, dennis. have a good time. >> lucky team coverage. >> if bobby cox ran out of fingers if he had just taken off one shoe he could have -- i don't know if they do that in atlanta. >> all right. cbs evening news coming up next. katie couric's report on how freedom could be very close for the miners chile any day now. that's coming up. see you at 6:00. we are always on cbs5.com. [ male announcer ] after twenty-eight long years of washington partisanship this is barbara boxer's california. trillions in reckless, wasteful spending. destroying small business. killing jo

me and everybody had texas and san fran in the series. >> brent: 3-2 final, congratulations to the giants. the giants and rangers. here, missouri up by nine. broyles back deep, makes the fair catch at the 7 yard line. 2:39 now. >> kirk: but my point there is boise all of a sudden is no longer a cute little story. they are now tomorrow a good chance they move up to two. i know that auburn is still out there and auburn knocks off a power house today in undefeated lsu. the missouri tigers if they hold on aren't going to move up to the top two or three, but they'll be a team to look out for. michigan state is a team to look out for. >> brent: demarco murray is there. landry jones. in the end zone. and he has to throw that one away. murray was being covered by smith. jacquies smith picked up number seven. >> kirk: and a lot of confusion on the left side of oklahoma's defensive line. stephenson ended up blocking air. the twist that time completely confused the sooners' left side of the line. >> brent: there's jones back in the end zone. he gets it off again with smith. smith has made back-to-ba

. >> all i have to say is this is all us san frans. the phillies can go back to the east coast. >> reporter: the fans say they have no fear. do you feel small right now? >> no, i feel larger than life. we have the best team in baseball. >> reporter: it's an aggressive statement and debatable one. >> i think they'll do well. >> reporter: they also say they have no fear, not of the philly line up or philly fans. >> i know philly fans love this bar. they have the cheese steaks and that kind of stuff. >> we have more pride and more to fight for. >> tonight the giants got on the board early and the phillies quickly tied it up. this was game one, san franciscons had their own game plan. >> our pitching is good. we need our bats to start scoring more runs. >> reporter: bats woke up in the 5th, then again in the 6th. that woke up even more. when the 9th inning came around, ball game. >> it's expected. expected. best pitcher in the league. >> amazing. amazing. >> bring it to the wire every time. giants, let's go, baby. >> reporter: we are back

go, san fran giants san francisco giants whoo! we're doing it right?our we are going to do like a san francisco-new york -- look, look, look... oh-oh run, run! that looks like perkins. oh, oh!! maybe you need to make a little bet. >> phillies fans will need a laugh after they lose tonight. >> let's hope the giants play to expectations. >> tell that to the last guy who lost when he was pitching. >> who? >> all of those guys. >> what you talking about? >> lincecum on the mound and all the guys he knocked out. no runs. >> you can't beat a guy with a mullet. >> well done, congratulations. >> let's give folks at home the information about your big show. cobbs the place to be tonight through sunday. there are all the show times. the wayans brothers, there are 25 brothers on the stage, right? >> actually just me an sean but we are not on the stage at the same time. not the smothers brothers. follow me on twitter. >> a right royal comic treat. you are hilarious. >> give me love, brother. >> oh. look at that. all right. you got it. >> go get some sleep, get rea

and he would homer again to put san fran up 1. pat burrell used to play in philly and now can't come down with it. posey comes around and we have a shocker. the phillies lose to the giants. game two is tonight. >>> and the rangers getting pumped up to try to even up their series against the yankees. this is david murphy and that ball is long gone. launched into the upper deck. 2-0 rangers at that point. moving on to the third. the rangers up 4-0 but they led 5-0 the day before but molina sends it to the gap and murphy comes around again and it is 5- 0 but this time the rangers hold on and cruise past the yankees 7-2. they are all knotted up but one game a piece. >>> and the caps taking on the predators. down 2-0 and on the power-play semin lighting up the lamp and the rally is on. later fleischmann in front of the net and we are knotted at 2- 2, going to overtime. and in the o.t., when you have ovechkin you have a chance. watch him at the top. the slapper, redirected by brook and we like that. the caps come all the way back and be

good luck to san fran, right? >> reporter: world series fever has caught on with city land marks glowing orange and fans buying up anything giants. they are more than ready for the world series to start here in san francisco next week. >> i'm psyched because i have a 99% chance of going now. logistics worked out a little bit, but regardless we haven't had one here since '02. the town is on fire. >> and that was monte francis reporting, in case you couldn't hear him. on wednesday the world series kicks off at san francisco's at&t park. if you're looking to get tickets get ready to shell out serious cash. stub hub says giants tickets have been the biggest seller over the past 24 hours. fans are snapping up tickets to the four world series games that could be played here. standing room tickets going for $400 to $500 and then there are some of those boxes behind home plate, those are listed at near $20,000 right now. >>> whether you want to nurse that celebratory hangover or keep the party going you will find some san

san fran says it's going with tim lincecum, matt cane and jonathan sanchez instead.he manager hasn't ruled out the potential of zito starting game four, but many experts say it is not likely. make sure you see all of the playoff games, mark your calendars. tomorrow and friday's games start at 6:37 p.m. in san francisco. on sunday the best of five series moves to atlanta. game time 1:37 p.m. if game four is needed, it will happen on monday at 5:37 p.m. and game five will be back in san francisco next wednesday at 6:37 p.m. and tonight, our news team is getting into the game with a special all giants playoff preview show from at&t park hosted by our very own raj mathai. it's from 6:30 to 7:00 right here on nbc bay area. >>> right now it's 6:35. we want to check in with mike inouye. he has a look at the 101 through the east bay. >> actually we're going to look at the east bay, interstate 80 approaching the east shore freeway and the berkeley curve. the metering lights are on. also the giants are playing and fleet week activities starting tomorrow so a lot more folks wil

henderson and other auksrilly housing around this, we're focusinging on just the city and county of fran san francisco. i think we have to look at the regional solution and the the lands that the city and county owns and santa clara county and alameda county and san mateo county, working with those counties as a way to meet some of our housing problems, you know, i received something recently about u some housing and units in san mateo for 975,000. a block from bart. i mean now, this is the transit village concept that would work. it would work in some places in san francisco but it works in a lot of misss in other areas. so i think we have to -- you know be aware of those things and work in conjunction with other counties to figure out how to meet our regional housing needs. those are my main things. as i say, i think we have to also have an equal emphasis on home ownership, i know we have always -- the housing element has always spoken given, given a consideration or a heaning towards rental housing on the assumption that it is more affordable. i'm not sure in the long run if that's the ca

esta vista preciosa de amanecer del puente bay bridge en la ciudad de san tran cívisan fran con estan estado, yo creo que si. >>> muy brevemente le digo en las noticias a nivel de economía a nivel local. el banco west fargo no está parando el embargo de casas o f fol closc foreclosure como se conoce en inglñs. ella había firmado 300 documentos de embargo o foreclosure diariamente sin ni siquiera leerlos. esto ha creado un torbellino en estes aspecto. pero west fargo va a seguir con las acciones, para ciertas casas. y si le gusta ir a la playa en estos días precioso s que tendremos. el lunes no llueve. si van por la zona de pescadores que es una linda zona, al lado de la carretera 1. tengan mucho cuidado. se ha visto un cuarto... que viene siendo el puma ¿verdad?. >>> es gato montes y el cuarto ya. para que tenga cuidado si va por la zona de pesco deadero. tenga cuidado de ver sus dolores. está listo samuel rodríguez con el tipo de cambio. buenos días. adelante. >>> gracias celina y gracias a todos con esta situación. que nos encontramos. yo creo que hay que darle cara fuerte a esta s

the san francisco human rights commission is investigating the complaint. but in a statement, the owner of the dreyer's fran side said we are sorry mr. mortimer had a bad experience. it's not the way we do business. we do not discriminate. it's a miss understanding. there was a long line that day and things happened. >>> having trouble getting a refund? business giving you a runaround? have you tried everything to fix the problem? you can let cbs 5 help you. julie watts in the consumerwatch call anyone center where volunteers take calls every day. >> reporter: they are busy answering phone calls and solving problems for people calling in to 1-888-5-helps-u. as you can see, they are all hard at work. they are come from different walks of life. this is jerry, a former attorney. jerry what do you specialize in here when you're solving problems in the call-in center? >> certainly for the last couple of months we have been working on mortgages, foreclosures, short sales, besides that we have a slew of phone calls on automobile cases, smartmeters, fake debt collectors. >> reporter: that's a big one. we just did a

san-p francisco and nt to one neighborhood. it is fair to ask as a sálz franciscan that the ultimate use of this valuable land be the highest used to the most number franotect a surface parking lotv who, very ironically, cannot accept any change on the s francisco waterfront compared with the benefits offered by seen would be a catastrophic civic choice. thank you. th. good afternoon, commissioners. hgcarpenter's unit local 22. i stand before you as a person who was born here i have worked all my life as a nd i represent roughly the members of the carpenters' union local 22. i will not even tryz7 to reitere any of the things that have been spoken. .,we, the carpenters who have built the places where we live, [wwork, and play here in sentences, have indoor long and Ñdeep unemployment. we care about what we build here. we are trained and professionals. we think this project is deserving of construction, so we ask the term sheet before you today, and also that you please take every step possible to move this project along to construction so we can go to work. thankq commissioner fong: thank you. >> goodp) afternoon, board members and director. my name is