cuw37101, including the mitigation habitat actions at two sites in san mateo county; and directing the clerk of the board of supervisors to notify the controller of this action. >> good morning. i am a project manager with the assets puc. i will give you a brief presentation on items one and of the vote. the project we are talking about is the san andreas transmission system upgrade. this is part of the program. the main objective is to increase and improve the seismic and deliverability of the facilities. the crystal springs and san andreas system provides for emergency and supplementary water supply for the san francisco peninsula by moving water from the various reservoirs and feeding into other locations which would then be traded through distribution systems. the system consists of three primary reservoirs, the upper and lower crystal springs reservoir, the san andreas reservoir. there is a major pump station -- thank you. pump station, pipe line, and various other facilities. this map out lines the system. san bruno is over here. the full extent of the math is about 10 miles. the

this is brussel sprout country we live in, down in south san francisco, san mateo county. >> grease filters are stored at an angle to drain the grease that is collected. >> back here, so the grease drains down into that gutter. there's also a gutter that runs all the way down the hood right here, i can put my hand in it, it's just a little gutter that the grease can run in and collect and down at that end, maybe at each end, there's a little container for that grease where it's just covered. what else are they doing? turning off the little -- little tiny turnips. yeah, looks like, little tiny turnips. we also have the regular fire extinguishing system, sprinklers up in the ceiling. if there is a fire these sprinklers will go off to put out the fire at a lower temperature. they put out so much water, when they were putting up this ceiling up here, remember i was telling you about the noise control ceiling? when they were almost done, somebody accidentally punched the head with a hammer and it went off and one head flooded the whole restaurant and the whole basement before they could shut dow

. >>> the san mateo county sheriff's office is investigating a case of arson at sfo. it happened early this morning since they were parked head to head, it's easy to see how the flames spread from one car to another. another car nearby has heat damage. airport officials almost immediately suspected the fire was deliberately set. >> they want to find out what caused this fire. >> airport officials spent the day trying to reach the car's owners, there are several surveillance cameras aimed at the packing lot's exits and entrance. >>> one of the toughest jobs in the country right now has to be the police chief in oakland. today the man who has stepped up to the job stepped up to the mike to talk about all that's gone wrong in recent days. everything from snipers to layoffs, and what he plans to do about it. cheryl hurd is live in oakland right now at city hall with that story. cheryl? >> reporter: from warehousing marijuana to the latest on the murder investigation. anthony baht in the hot seat today. answering questions on how he plans to keep oakland safe. >> we've bee

. >>> residents in san mateo county are being warned of a bob cat spotting. authorities say anyone spending time outdoors should be cautious. experts say you should never approach a mountain lion and avoid approaching mountain lions when hiking. >>> the vatican unveiled new rules tonight for dealing with priests accused of sexual abuse. bay area educators took a stand today about proposed state budget cuts, what they want instead. >>> and a bay area hospital continues a ten year streak on a prestigious list. ?w?wóç >>> at a press brief today the vatican released new rules for priests who molest children and the mentally disabled. critics say the move does little to address the problem and is simply a change in administrative procedures. >>> a group of education administrators voiced their opinions today. >> and we're tired of having teachers blamed for what really is a systemic problem that needs to be dealt with by a state with the eighth largest economy in the world and who's constitution says education is a right for every child in this state. >> reporter:

starting in 1998, oily birds were showing up periodically offer the san mateo county coast. but no one seemed to know where the oil was coming from. well, finally the mystery was solved. the oil came from the wreck of the ss jacob luckinbock laying some 180 feet below the water off the san mateo coast. it was a freighter and gone down in july of 1953 after colliding with another ship in heavy fog. and it had apparently been leaking oil since the early 70s. but it wasn't until 2002 that the coastguard was able to use the fingerprint of its oil to identify it as the source of the oil that was killing seabirds. ktvu's brian banmiller first brought us this report in february of 2002. >> it's very possible this thing has been leaking longer than ten years. we don't know how far back because that's as far back as our current database of information goeson tuesday a remote controlled operated camera was lowered down to survey the wreckage of the steamship. oil samples show the ss luckinbock was a source for a number of spills including one in 1997, '98 when tar balls washed up in m

san mateo county times reports that the owner of the building says he is not yet found an affordable way to save the cliff that lost heavy chunks of soil last winter. repairs are expected to cost millions of dollars. they say as long as the building stays empty the deadline wasn't that important. >>> we are waking up to a foggy morning and slow burnoff, too. >> starting off in the on a. we got a lot of fog across the bay, moved into some inland valleys there. we'll see it clear back to the coast. it's deeper than yesterday, 2200 feet. 52 in half moon bay with foggy conditions. 55 in fairfield. overcast near the coast. a late morning burnoff for most of the bay and cooler temperatures inland and around the bay. you can see some of the cooler air in on the water vapor loop. here is the forecast. foggy coastside, cool temperatures in the on a. by midday temperatures in the 60s and then more inland, chilly at the coast. let's check in with frances. >> thanks. unfortunately, it looks like another tough day for a.c. drivers, drivers may call in sick today, that is 18% of the work force. ba

welcome to harley goat farm in san mateo county, where alpine goats are the star attractions.ee harley runs this 9-acre farm, looking after about 200 goats. this is the only dairy in the county. >> it's not that i had this dream of having a goat farm. i think i was always going to be a farmer of some kind. i grew up in northern england in yorkshire and it was a very rural place. so, i was always attracted to that lifestyle, i just didn't necessarily think it would manifest with goats, you know? >> like many of the cheese makers in california, it's all largely done by hand. although a vegetable rennin culture is added to the pasteurized milk, to give it the initial yogurt texture. the mixture is collected in cheesecloth bags and the resulting curds are left to hang in them for about 2 days. after that, comes the fun part, kneading the cheese. >> look at that. it's like ice cream. but, also, there's the feel of this, you can't learn that overnight. it's something that comes with a lot of repetition and... >> you know how much to knead it. >> yes, you know, and when to stop and w

peaceful san pedro mountain on the san mateo county coast.ut 500 feet below it is anything but peaceful. >> it's wet, it's dusty inside here, noisy. where are we right now, how far in? >> we're about 900 meters inside the northbound tunnel of the devil's slide tunneling project. >> engineers have been digging their way through this mountain since november, 2007. these are some of the first pictures inside the $350 million twin bore project. the work is tedious, dirty and dangerous. everyone who goes in here must complete a safety class and wear emergency equipment, including a life-saving respirator. the tunnel is being dug by this huge multi-tooth excavator that looks like a giant meat grinder, alvin ramirez says that's exactly how it works to tear down the rock. >> you put a lot of pressure, this machine is very heavy, 128 tons, you put that pressure against the rock and this is grinding the rock. >> it is then supported with steal bracing and shock concrete, a type of cement fired at the structure to hold it up. about a thousand feet into

san mateo county sales tax could go up the board of supervisors is voting to put their revenue- raising on the november ballot. good raise $30 million annually for duration of five years for the cash strapped county. they have until next month to reach a doctor resolution. san francisco voters will decide whether to add a fee for the vehicle or is just rationed. transportation authority voted to put the $10 fee on the ballot. extra revenue would go to st. ratepayers' pedestrian safety and public transportation it would gainful $5 million. let's take a live look at the house committee on some financial services they are here are having a hearing where the chair is going to be delivering his second semiannual report on monetary policy in the state of the economy. they are questioning him or is making a statement appeared will fall this through the morning it will give us a good indication how he thinks the economy is moving in the right direction. 638 a live look above the clouds we can see that sunshine from and can we will be right back. built with quality and backed with the best cover

. >>> well, residents in san mateo county, you will now be allowed to keep small flocks of poultry in our backyard. >>> 5:21 is the time right now. you are aware of texting while walking, the dangers of walking while listening to your ipod. up next, more on sun glass. >>> also, the issues about the health and safety of beach water. >>> and it's a clear view here of the grade as we head down to the south bay. we will have a look at the weather coming up. >>> good morning, lots of low clouds, fog, again, moving inland, it should burn off a little bit sooner. still below average, but 70s, now to a few mid to low 80s. >>> well, california is one of more than 19 finalist in $3 million in race to the top education grants. educators must agree to ambitious classroom reform. dozens of states have already passed changeses ranging from charter schools to how teachers are evaluated. >>> an environmental group that rates the health and safety of beach water rates the water quality today. every year, beaches are graded across the country. in last year's report, stenson beach averaged 3 out of 5 st

. >> check out san mateo county, a stalled big rig may block the lanes, highway 92. one way traffic control in effect near crystal springs reservoir. more details coming up. >> i'm teresa garcia. >> i'm eric thomas. the latest fix to the giant oil spill in the gulf of mexico faces several tests before it can be called a success. so far it has worked just as bp expected it would. this camera provided by bp gives us a live look of a mile beneath the gulf and there is no oil escaping. the way it used to look on the left. the view from wednesday night and on the right how the deep sea oil well looked since yesterday afternoon. amy hollyfield tells us more. >> for the first time in 85 days oil has stopped spewing into the gulf of mexico. bp said it capped the problem around 12:30 pacific time. >> it's a great sight because all of us has been watching this horrible images for almost three months now. it's the first time in that time period we haven't seen the image. i have to stress, we have to manage our expectations. >> he wasn't alone in his efforts to try to temper any

there are only 50 low income assisted living facilities between san francisco and san mateo counties. advocates are worried as the number of people older than 85 are s expected to double over the next two decades. >> white house could make it easier for the f.b.i. to access records of internet activity. obama administration wants to make electronic communications something the f.b.i. may demand without a judge's approval. that means making companies turning over records. for a link look under the must reads tab. >> still ahead at 5:30. last ditch effort to save more than 50 firefighter jobs in san jose. >> and is it a good triafoff? higher toll fares, less traffic. we have the results of the first month of higher toll fares around the region. we'll talk about this just ahead. >> and a make or break role that the weather could play in two wildfires. >> cooler weather moving into seattle, 74 and also up in new england check out temperatures back to normal around new york and boston. flight delays, flights are having a hard time leaving the major airports in new york, nearly hour and a h

. >>> san mateo county officials are warning joggers and heigers to be on the lookout for a mountaind around 11:00 in redwood city. same area where wild cat was spotted two weeks ago. residents are advised not to approach mountain lions, to avoid hiking organize jogging when the cats are most active. dawn, dusk and night and keep a close eye on small children. >> a vietnamese political protestor is in a san jose jail waiting arraignment on attacking a popular singer from vietnam with pepper spray. it happened at santa clara county convention center during his performance. he is seen as a communist agent. video posted on youtube appears to be a woman approaching him with a flower. the person turned out to be a well known anti-communist activist wearing a wig and hat. that activist is best known for trying to persuade city leaders to name a retail district little saigon. >> this morning police in walnut creek, there are no arrests and property damage in connection with yesterday's rally in support of johannes mehserle in a counterprotest against the former bart police officer. yesterda

280 slowing southbound 280 past 380 there but after that it does get better driving towards san mateo county. let's go to steve. >> all righty, sal, happy friday, everybody. we start off mostly cloudy skies. inland the fog mass made it for most. by the coast and around the bay foggy foggy. so i mean high pressure has built in. had that happen yesterday. kind of squashed the fog. reports of mist and drizzle this morning. once the fog burns off -- in this kind of pattern it does burnoff sooner. fog, drizzle, then sun, cool, to mild, to warm. inland 80s, around the bay and coast 60s. [ inaudible ] >> -- week long. 50s, 60s -- [ inaudible ] >> -- did they have a record low, they also had a record low maximum temperature. it has been very cool down there. a lot of upper 60s. inland it has been hot. they were 97 yesterday. so inland it is hot. by the coast it is cool. tropical clouds rotating around the 4 corners. watch for that next week. a low is weakening and is going to keep the fog going. high pressure comes in behind that. today inland sunny, warm. after that fog around the bay, clearing by

carlos is getting rid of its city police department and turning law enforcement over to the san mateo county sheriff's department. the mayor says that move will cut the city's $3.5 million budget gap in half. >>> san francisco voters get weigh in on whether they want a police foot patrol program. in november, voters will bes a asked to approve a measure that would require police station captains to work with business and community members to create specific foot beats. the proposal is the latest in a four-year fight to regulate the deployment of officers. the department's foot patrol program mass grown steadily since 2007 but budget restrictions are leading to fewer officers on foot patrols. >>> want to check in the morning commute with mike. nice apology get you started as you head out the door. >> exactly. cal train culpa. not mea culpa. riders this morning will receive a written apology apologizing for major delays yesterday. there were to unrelated mechanical problems for the trains, caused a cascade effect. until 10 or 11 a.m. there were delays, diminishing as it went on, give those apo

carlos is getting rid of its city police department and turning over law enforcement to the san mateo county sheriff's department. the mayor says the move will cut city's $3.5 million budget gap in half. >>> many oakland business owners are banding together and hiring private security to the take the place of the oakland police officers who were laid off. business owners want to know what happened to measure y money? voters approved that 2004 parcel tax to pay for police but as many as 80 officers were recently laid off. business owners are worried that neighborhoods that have recently become hot spots for shopping and dining will lose their luster and there will be fewer community officers to keep the small crimes from escalating. one salon owner is reach nothing her own pock tote pay for private security. >> used to have a walking officer who used to remove the transients and look after some of the minor nuisances in the area. >> merchants are forming a watch to protect themselves and attend a meeting at the bics mixing bowl a police captain will offer tips on crime prevention. >>> a teena

tomorrow, san mateo county superior court judge will begin reviewing more than 30 motions in the retrial of quincy norton, sr. in 2008, a jury found norton guilty of first degree murder. but the judge in the case, the same judge in the retrial, found norton's attorney had failed to provide adequate representation. norton says he was at another home's -- woman's home the day his wife was away. >>> san francisco police are still looking for the man who got into a gun fight with officers early yesterday morning. it happened about 5:30 a.m. when officers spotted a car near laguna and gary streets, which they suspect had been carjacked. they tried to pull it over, but the driver with the passenger inside took off, leading officers on a chase. the car crashed on arkansas street. police say that's when one of the suspects fired at officers, who fired back. no one was struck by the gunshots. officers arrested one of the suspects and his name has not yet been released. >>> the city of oakland plagued with violent crime and police layoff, finding a shortage of enthusiasm for national night out. ri

san mateo coast. a little more than a year from now, drivers will be zooming right through it. well, today ken bastida got an exclusive look inside. >> reporter: peaceful san pedro mountain, on the san mateo county coast. but 500 feet below -- [ loud noise ] >> reporter: -- it is anything but peaceful. >> it's wet, dusty inside here. noisy. where are we right now? how far? >> we're about 900 meters inside the northbound tunnel of the devil's slide tunneling project. >> reporter: engineers have been digging their way through this mountain since november 2007. these are some of the first pictures inside the $350 million twin bore project. the work is tedious, dirty and dangerous. everyone who goes in here must complete a safety class and wear emergency equipment including a life-saving respirator. the tunnel is being dug by this huge multi-tooth excavator. it looks like a giant meat grinder. this engineer says that's exactly how it works to tear down the rock. >> you put a lot of pressure, this machine is very heavy, so that pressure against the rock and these little turn around and grinds the rock. >> reporter: the tunnel is then supported with steel bracing and shot-crete, a type of cement that'

also in san mateo county, got some roadwork going on here as well until 6:00, southbound 280 between edgewood and farm hill boulevard. actually a little slow traffic on our sensors there. but if you are crossing the san mateo bridge, you're good to go in either direction across the span. what are you laughing about? >> john is making me laugh! >> what's so fun? i? >> he is having a little trouble with his mic and all the cords and battery packs and everything. >> we are kind of robots here. >> it's a little comical. our forecast won't be comical, it's nice. but starting with cloudy skies. areas of low clouds will be in the bay as well as along the coastline. and maybe even a little drizzle this morning, so you may have to hit those windshield wipers from time to time. take a look at the highs. upper 80s from the mid-90s to the upper 80s. so mid-60s expected around the bay, upper 50s for the coast and temperatures by thursday, friday and saturday the lower 90s back in the forecast. those temperatures are slightly more seasonal especially inland. mid-60s around the bay, that's still co

in san mateo county, jennifer mistrot, cbs 5. >> and anyone interested in adopting these dogs should contact the peninsula humane society. who wouldn't want to adopt one? >> i know. >> very well trained. >> hey, roberta. >> i got my dog from the humane society. >> and she is the love -- take her out and run with her. >> yeah. i have had her for 13 years, rescued her from the marin humane society and she is just a mutt. probably really honest lit ugliest dog in the world. >> no. >> but she is my dog. >> she loves her mom. >> you know, lots of people have been complaining about the weather lately saying what happened to the dog days of summer? we have been unseasonably cool. you can blame it on the marine layer. usually it's 1500 feet deep. this month we have had only three days in san francisco that have been fog-free and that marine layer has roughly been about 2500 feet deep. meanwhile, that cooler air mass associated with that marine layer swoops inland so it keeps our inland temperatures unseasonably cool. today's high temperature right here in the mount vaca area was at 88 degree

. >>> shoppers in san mateo county may be shelling out more for sales tax. county supervisors are looking at putting a sales tax increase on the november ballot. they'll consider the proposal on tuesday. the increase could potentially raise $30 million a year for the cash-strapped county. critics say even a small increase could push the county sales tax to near 10% and drive shoppers to other counties. >> scott valley going to be the latest city to say no to smart meters. city council has halted the controversial meters until hearings can be held to determine if those could lead to health issues. and there are also concerns about inacroot readings. scott valley joins the growing list of bay area communities issuing moratoriums on the meters. fairfax approved one earlier this month. san francisco supervisors are also talking about doing the same thing. >>> ac transit riders may want to prepare for more canciled trips en routes and longer waits today. bus drivers are expected to continue their sick-out for the fourth straight day. yesterday, about 250 operator

. >>> shoppers in san mateo county may have to pay higher sales taxes. county supervisors may put a sales tax increase on the november ballot. they will consider that proposal tuesday. the increase could potentially raise about $30 million a year for the cash-strapped county. critics say even a small increase could push the county sales tax to near 10% and that could drive shoppers to other counties. >>> do you feel like the economy is getting better? scott mcgrew says most people have some deep concerns. >> you are seeing this in retail sales, home sales, consumer confidence. lots of people taking a wait and see attitude. now the latest survey by the conference board finds two-thirds of americans think the economy has several years of recovery before anything positive happens. and it turns out the head of the fed, ben bernanke, agrees with you. stocks sank wednesday after bernanke told congress he expected very slow progress in the economy, but said the fed wouldn't take any new action to speed things up. we've talked about this before. we used to think

in san mateo county.il grand jury report says about 750 sex offenders are registered in the county. it cites a study that found that half the predators will strike again and more than 3/4 of sex offenses are committed against children. >>> this morning a santa cruz surf legend is under arrest after a meth bust. anthony roofer was on of ten people arrested during two raids at drug houses in santa cruz. officers raided his house wednesday morning and seized more than an ounce of meth wot more than $3,000 on the streets. police raided another house on thursday. the 46-year-old was arrested on charges of possessing methamphetamine for sale of drug paraphernalia. maintaining a place where drugs railroads sold and used and for using meth. >>> if a company pays for your cell phone there's another reason to be careful about what you use the phone for. the supreme court recently ruled if you have a company phone, you have no right to privacy. that means even if you're on your own time, the company can keep track o

there have been nine on the beaches of san mateo county, eight in sonoma county, six in santa cruz can county and four at san francisco's ocean beach, one fatal there. but this is all since 1926. >>> 7:4. sal's watching the commute, especially our bridges, right in. >> it's getting busier at the bay bridge. westbound traffic is going to be backed up to about the middle of that parking lot. in fact, now a little bit more than that, backed up to the 880 overcrossing. we have a little more robust delay here. moving along to another live picture. let's take a look at 880 north and southbound. that traffic getting busier. northbound traffic does move okay up to the downtown oakland area. but 880 heading so the south bay, an accident -- to the south bay, an accident on stevenson. traffic has been moved out of the lanes but traffic is still pretty slow and southbound 880 at hayward, there is another crash there. 880 is not in good shape. >>> 7:25. here's mark. >> good morning of we're starting off with the this morning. this has all of the numbers from yesterday. yesterday one of the coolest

this is in san mateo county.everal drivers have pulled over to the shoulder to assist this person. chp is on the way. again this is 280 at edgewood northbound. the paramedics are on the way. now it looks like it's only minor injuries, thank goodness. let's move along to live pictures westbound 237. some stop-and-go traffic and 280 downtown san jose. itit looks good getting into the valley. here's steve. >>> good morning. for those of you who like the fog, yesterday, today, probably tomorrow, to your liking if you are looking for warm weather. probably the end of the week. i did not paint that in. i did not paint that in. that's the fog bank. there is a lot of gray out there. it had be slow to burn off. when concord was 67, you would think the fog would burn off. but the fog bank is there. a lot of fog, cool, breezy, the city, 62. a lot of fog, cool, breezy. i didn't change anything from yesterday's high which was exactly 2. 60s on the coast. low to mid-70s inland. good 5 to 20 degrees above average -- 15 to 20 de

news around the bay view live in san mateo county you could soon see higher sales at the board of supervisors will vote on tuesday whether to put the rear him raising measure on the ballot. sales tax increase could raise $30 million annually for five years for the cost of from that. or so next month to a doctor resolution and put that before the voters. it could cost more to register currency and a disco kron4 step or six wins the registration fees that will go on the november ballot.ballot the governor of rice them to ride a fee for the vehicle registration and on tuesday as if it's a scare county transportation authority which is also borders supervisors voted to drop the issue. voters will decide if the new fee will be levied on drivers in the city the money would go to street repair projects pedestrian safety and public transportation. it would have to be approved and would have to show an improvement in transportation issues the city plans to gain about $5 million a year if the measures approved, jeff bush, san francisco, kron4 news. >> we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news,

the county transportation authority voted unanimously to ask for the money. almeda, san francisco, san mateo, and santa clara counties have similar proposals on the ballot. >>> it was a real tragedy in the central valley this morning. at least six people are dead, and many others injured, after a greyhound bus crashed in fresno. and nick james shows us it happened in the middle of the night, and i guess most of the passengers were asleep, nick? >> that is right. it happened about 2:00 a.m. so they were jolted awake by the collision. 99, highway 99 in fresno is shut down for hours and hours. it has since reopened. and as we pan back across, you can see the bus, it is up there on the tow truck, covered with the black tarp. finally ready to be hauled away. about 10 hours after impact. chp calls it one of the worst crashes in recent mem rism the front of the greyhound bus obliterated africa reasoning off the road and slamming into a eucalyptus tree. >> i wonder if i can get off the bus. >> reporter: most of the 35 passengers on the sacramento- bound bus were asleep when it happened around 2:00 a

. >> researchers say marin county has seen more shark attacks than any other bay area beach with 11 over the last years. there have been 9 in san mateo also. sonoma county have seen eight shark attacks. six in santa cruz including one fatal. and four shark attacks at san francisco's ocean beach also with one fatality. >> the sheriff's deputy shot and killed a man today during a raid on what authorities describe as a pot farm. it happened at 10:30 this morning at a remote area off mines road near the santa clara alameda county line. authorities are not providing many details tonight. but we can tell you the raid included santa clara and alameda personnel. when the deputies approached the pot farm they encountered as someone they believed was armed and then fired at him. the santa clara district attorney is investigating. >> police in the city of santa clair are are warning residents to lock their windows and doors after a series of early morning burglaries. six burglaries in the past eight days in the southern part of the city. in each case they enter a home thru an unlocked window or door. the burglars then stoled electronics, includ

it >> shoppers in san mateo county may shell on more for sales tax.x increase on november ballot. they'll consider the proposalen tuesday. the increase could potentially raise $30 million for the cash-strapped county. critics say the smallest increase could drive shoppers to other counties. >>> the latest city saying no to smart lead hefrs city council hamted controversial meters until hearing can be held to determinen in meters could lead to health issues. there are concerns about inaccurate readings. scotts valley joins a growing number of communities issuing moratoriums, fairfax approved one this month and san francisco supervisors are talking about doing the same. >>> i'll have another local news update in about half hour. "today" show returns in less than a minute. have a great thursday morning. ♪ >> "american idol" champ now a country music superstar, carrie underwood is going to be taking our summer concert stage next friday on "today." then the following week, train pulls into our station with their signature sound. and the concert series roll

county approached. is that $35 million approved by our san mateo partner? >> the supervisor is conducting the viscounty improvements. they are working with other counties. they're looking at the appropriate fair share. we've taken a conservative estimate. the process is making its way. when it gets to the counties, it takes some time. we have been conservative in our estimates. based on our analysis, this would be our fair share based on that analysis. the talks are ongoing and would continue. the ta is leading those discussions with the counties. supervisor mar: i appreciate your input about the transportation planning. i had been skeptical of the transportation plan bypassing alice griffith and some of the residential areas. i could see how the overall plan does keep it connected with other a broader level transit improvements. i am still concerned that the transportation plan is only for newcomers. i am trying to look at this from a social justice and equity position. i am still not convinced that the yosemite bridge is the best thing for the residents or

organization is coastal and environmental advocacy organization that typically deals with issues in san mateo county, california. i happened to be here this week on vacation. i flew in on july 3 to visit my dad for the fourth of july. my father lives on dolphin island. since i've been here we've been to beaches in florida, we've been to beaches in alabama and we've also been to beaches in mississippi. i do documentary photographery as a hobby. i took a lot of pictures and walked a lot of beaches during my trip. today, i happened to be in new orleans and i heard about this hearing so here i am. one of the comments that william reilly made this morning when this meeting started was the moratorium is having a bigger effect than the spilled oil, and that comment struck me as rather arrogant. the reason i think it's an arrogant statement is because right now from what i heard today from osha and from the e.p.a. the information that's available on the long-term effects to the environment and to human health and safety is just unknown. there is a lot of question marks and a lot of none answers. i don't thi

by noon we still have marin county covered, san francisco down to about san mateo and parts of eastern 1:00 we see a lot of sunshine except for the coast. on a and 70s will dominate the bay, even a touch of 80s inland. mid to upper 70s, quiet neighborhoods in the east bay valleys. look at richmond, berkeley, low to mid-50s here and then upper 60s to low 70s for union city, even 73 in fremont. milpitas, 73. san jose, about 75. millbrae and san mateo stuck in the upper 60s with low to mid-70s from redwood city, menlo park southward. cool, upper 50s along the coast. downtown, san francisco, sausalito, san rafael, petaluma, low to mid-60s, upper 50s around santa rosa. morgan hill, low 70s and low to mid 50s around the monterey bay. last night cloudy and cool, dropping to 58 at at&t park. most of us will be in the 50s tonight. cloud cover everywhere with mid to upper 50s for the rest of us. seven-day forecast, this air mass holds one more day and then the winds will subside off the ocean and four degrees of warmth on thursday and couple more on friday. look for mid to upper 80s and mid to u

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take a look of the cases marin county 195 cases of whooping cough that's the )d/3p2q the sonoma 55 cases, 31 in san mateo 24 in santa clara, 32 in contra costa rica solano and 19 san francisco. kron 4 vicki tells as part of the problem in marin county may have to do with the high number of parents not vaccinating their children. nearly 200 cases of whooping cough is an epidemic sweeping iran. i'm seeing more whopping cough currently that i see my entire e your career. it's said the tiniest of patience swapping cough could be life- threatening carried this is not the radical any more this is a preventable disease that we have not prevented and is now here because we are not as well vaccinated as we could be carried although the vaccine is not a hundred percent effective she tells parents of the best defense not only for kids but adults. she said even if you been vaccinated you might your risk it's something called her community. there could be a cough y that vaccinates but the mall we have here is related to the significant portion of people chosen not to vaccinate in pockets of more by the time someone c

by noon, we're seeing clouds in sonoma, marin county and all throughout the bay until you get down to about the san mateowe'll see some sunshine. eventually by 3:00, most areas breaking out and part of marin county and cloud cover. same thing around the central bay, anywhere from richmond down to about alameda, even oakland and back toward the san francisco airport. 50 degree temperatures there. 70s inland areas and few 80s show up especially in the east bay valleys. for the south bay, low to mid-70s with saratoga and san jose. mostly sunny with upper 60s to low 70s for you. increasing clouds and keeping san mateo in the upper 60s. half moon bay, pacifica, daly city, sunset not even breaking out of the 50 50s. low to mid-50s for downtown south san francisco. low to mid-70s through through the north bay valleys and drizzle and mid to upper 50s at your beaches. clouds coming through and 63 and 65 and warm spot, fremont, 72 degrees. inland neighborhoods in the mid-70s through the san ramon valley to upper 70s to mid-80s to from concord out to brentwood. 74 in hollister. monterey bay, mid to upper 70s. thund

more sunshine in san francisco and marin county. 70s and even a sprinkling of 80s around antioch and brentwood. what a spread, richmond, castro valley, 73. mid to upper 50s, millbrae san mateo and check out cool upper 50s along the coast. downtown san fraisco, all the way up to petaluma, low to mid-50s. santa rosa, 68 and 72 in napa. mid-60s around the monterey bay with cloudy conditions and ten degrees warmer inland. second game with the marlins, tonit we'll try to get revenge first pitch, temperature about 62 degrees and cool conditions we'll drop down to 58. a scattered thunderstorm around tahoe, 80 and cold in l.a., 75 degrees. clouds in the mid to upper 50s. air mass doesn't change so look for the same kind of conditions in the afternoon. we'll modifyhe air mass for thursday and friday, temperates about six to ten degrees warmer away from the coast. over the weekend, mid to 80s inland and near 60 at the coast. >> despe the nature of clinton's wedding, details are leaking out. a price tag of over three millionollars. half a million for the flowers alone. they stayed overnight at the hotel where guests will be used. >> latest events, tents. tents are reported to cost $60

san mateo bridge is fine no delays normal drive times 13 minutes and to end commute to the golden gate bridge has no problems from orange countybound looks great. >> most are riders are opposed to a rollback of fair prices. receive $26 million that means our will start the fiscal year with a surplus of more than 2 million of that money will be used for cleaning cars and the rest was set aside while the survey was conducted to see if the writers were in favor of a fair world back. according to serve a 20% our favor of a 3 percent reduction for four months 24% were in favor of 5% share reduction for three months. passengers would rather have long this service hours cleaner cars advanced vehicles or investments for a rainy day funds. they will vote on how use the surplus. a majority of san francisco residents surf board at $10 a vehicle fee it will raise about $5 million it will pay for upgrades to transit stations and bicycle works. 62 percent of san francisco support defeat 36 say they don't like it to percent are undecided the deadline to get the registration is july 31st. >> new details 61 year-old man dressed as a woman alle

more sunshine in san francisco and marin county. 70s and even a sprinkling of 80s around antioch and brentwood. what a spread, richmond, castro valley, 73. mid to upper 50s, millbrae san mateo and check out cool upper 50s along the coast. downtown san francisco, all the way up to petaluma, low to mid-50s. santa rosa, 68 and 72 in napa. mid-60s around the monterey bay with cloudy conditions and ten degrees warmer inland. second game with the marlins, tonight we'll try to get revenge first pitch, temperature about 62 degrees and cool conditions we'll drop down to 58. a scattered thunderstorm around tahoe, 80 and cold in l.a., 75 degrees. clouds in the mid to upper 50s. air mass doesn't change so look for the same kind of conditions in the afternoon. we'll modify the air mass for thursday and friday, temperatures about six to ten degrees warmer away from the coast. over the weekend, mid to 80s inland and near 60 at the coast. >> despite the nature of clinton's wedding, details are leaking out. a price tag of over three million dollars. half a million for the flowers alone. they stayed overnight at the hotel where guests will be used. >> latest events, tents. tents are reported

down by san mateo bridge moving well taillights no issue nothing getting in your way and eyes ride called minutes to foster city 101 marin county moving well all centers green on our road way so better than 50 mi. an hour despite the fog is not slowing down. here's a shot from the east bay 80 through albany headlights westbound friday march so far no so good. nothing to cause a delay making your way through from hercules to berkeley. keeping the focus on violent crime and that's what police chief says he will continue to do even after budget cuts. today chief told reporters getting back up from outside agencies will allow them to stay on top of violent crimes. >> our focus with a good in terms of gangs, guns, drugs. we have 80 less police officers we will continue to have that focused as our public as dictated. chp is help consistently for five-six years to come in regularly they helped us any time we ask whether its operation verdict or day to day operations. and i have to applaud and thank them here we will return to our federal partners and no one that will probably have an impact this summer has reached out to the attorney

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san francisco and especially parts of northern sonoma county. you systematic in the 50s while away see sunshine in the south bay. you can see north of the san mateo bridge, a few clouds still lingering around millbrae. san mateo south ward, we'll see sunshine. along the coast where the clouds do not move at all today, mid to upper 50s, drizzle possible, low to mid 50s in south san francisco. pockets of sunshine and same thing around san rafael. little more sunshine around sonoma. coast is stuck with clouds and drizzle and mid to upper 50s. clouds lingering around richmond and berkeley and sunshine, hit 70 around castro valley. mid-70s for san ramon valley. look at highway 4 and 580, in the low to mid-80s. gilroy at 79. cloudy conditions around the monterey bay and drizzle with mid to upper 50s for you. tonight clouds push right back into the same neighborhoods. low to mid-50s in the north bay valleys. mid to upper 50s for the rest of us. here is the seven-day forecast, low clouds give way to sunshine and temperatures pretty close to what we're dealing with, today and tomorrow and again on wednesday. clouds won't be as thick and retreat faster at

novato, 79 sonoma, at 78 napa, 60 ocean beach, 66 san bruno, 61 pacifica, 73 san mateo, 74 redwood city, 68 on the the countyenying castro valley, over to the in the spot symphonies the same room valley for 80 walnut creek, a danville. 82 livermore. is here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. upon bombardier a gradual warming up as we had to the rest of the week partly cloudy conditions expected for the weekend. james. >> if thank you, a quick turn your ride the bay bridge approach is still nice, light no delays at the toll was up all lanes are open on the upper, lower deck nine minutes from the mes and san francisco, highway 92 volume is building you do see a few more taillights and the westbound direction still traveling a better than 50 mi. per hour. 12 minister hayward to foster city. your read on 101 is looking alright you can see the southbound direction disdainful of public is trickling in to san francisco light volume of their highway 37 down to the toll plaza 21 minutes. walnut creek no problems to report out on 680 highway 24 towards the caldecott is also moving up the load. more weather, traff

san mateo coast. a little more than a year from now, drivers will be zooming through it. >> reporter: peaceful san pedro mountain on the county500 feet below, it is anything but peaceful. wet, dusty inside here, noisy, where are we now? how far in? >> 900 meters inside the northbound tunnel of the devil's slide tunnel project. >> reporter: engineers have been digging their way through this mountain since november 2007. these are some of the first pictures inside the $350 million twin bore project. it is tedious, dangerous everyone in here must complete a safety class and wear emergency equipment including a life saving respirator. it is dug by a multitooth expire ray tore that looks like a meat grinder. >> you put a lot of pressure, this is 148,000 pounds. you put a lot of pressure on the rock and these fellows turn around. >> it is supported with steel bracing and a type of cement that is fired at the structure to hold it up. >> a thousand feet inside the tunnel you can see work construction is continuing on the rebar, the steel reinforcement that will eventually support the walls of the tunnel. >> engineers have bored in mo

but how that compares to other counties 55 cases in several months, 32 in contra costa, 31 in san mateor);xq vicki tells us part of the problem in marin county may have to do with the high number of patients not being vaccinated by their parents. >> nearly 200 cases peof open costs. seymour whopping cough currently that i see my entire e your career. it's very disturbing. pediatrician dr. rachel bauer says the time usurpations' whopping cough could be life-threatening. the >> this is not theoretical any disease that we have not prevented and it's now here because we're not as well vaccinated as we could be. >> although the vaccine is not a hundred percent effective she tells parents of its the best defense. not only for kids but adults she said even if you been vaccinated you might be a risk it's something called heard immunity. there could be whopping cough in the committee that vaccinates but the amount we have here is a think related to the significant portion of people who've chosen notl6uo[ç o >> rather concerned the domino effect. >> by the someone comes to the doctor it's often b