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 shaded green area is the watershed we are managing. the project consists of three major components. one is the replacement of the existing pumping station. the second one is various improvements in seismic and various facilities. a third component is a substation from pg&e. this is the status of the environmental review. we have released the eir back in november, and we closed the bid. eir was considered by the planning commission and certified. sfpuc adopted it on may 11. budget and funding. the total p

earlier ones mean spring is coming earlier and things are warming up. we see an earlier footprint of the flows and something of the timing of a week to three weeks averaged across the whole network probably about a week earlier in this period since 1948. next one please. coleagues that university of washington and coleagues have looked at snow courses across the west, and looked that april one measurement from snow courses and reconciled that there has been a trend in the april one water content which red here is a trend towards lower amounts, the blue is higher. you can see most all of the elevations except the really high ones in california and some of the southern rockies have lost snow on april first - about 75 percent of the snow courses are showing this decline. when you map out these declines, this is this plotted - the trend is plotted from negative to the left and positive to the right that bottom there and elevation is traced on the vertical scale here, so lower is down and higher is up and lower is warming and higher is cooler - you can see t

so this is indicative of what happens in spring of 06. the dark bars are what it was on april 01 and this is may one a month later. most of these lost 50 percent of their snow on one month period. many my favorite is went from 176 to normal and 0 percent in one month. this is a spring time warming trend that's quite son certain. this is provided by the national resource office in new port land. the trees are containing the manager's and it's been my pleasure to work with connie and she a long with dave and a few others reconstructed this going back five years and we're looking at a 20 year average dating to about 1500. what's interesting is the tree ring is 13 point 5 acre point feet and historical is 18 point 1. with this no one cares about individual years and what's more important is the run, the sequences of drought and this is where the trees na >> some of them use temperatures and some use global climate models and some both. there are lots of future greenhouse gas predictions. there was a brief period of time around the time of the

from 1916 or thereabouts in warm springs from a >> yes. hemorrhage. >> and point of fact, she married ruth ford who was a bachelor in washington and quite well-to-do. believe that the mistress status was continue us because ruth ford died and she was a free agent fo about 3-4 years before roosevelt died am i correct? >> you are correct about that. >> what's to make you thin she was continuously serving as a mess tress to him? >> their relationshi several different phase that he did have polio and that was disabling in som sfloopts they kept in toh. >> absolutely. >> that's a strong -- >> that's a friendship. >> at least a friendship. bearing in mind this was an era when one could not easily have a relationshi especially in politics. everything had to be kept subterranean there is a lot of hidde history. wasn't at his side and the time of his death? >> i have no reason to doubt she loved him sin skerly. i have no reason to doubt that at all but i do think they were two people who were driven to be in together because of their political comm

that is the current situation between the spring and fall of 2011. these leases that are before you in the cooperative agreement with then terminate upon the transfer from the title. we recommend that you approve these resolutions. supervisor avalos: thank you, mr. rose. would you concur that is the timeline for review? >> it is true, it just came out on monday. we are moving forward and anticipate the come before the board of supervisors next spring for development agreement. that is when the transfer will happen. supervisor avalos: all right, thank you very much. these items are open for public comment. seeing no one, we will close public comment. approval for recommendation. those items are being sent to the full board with a recommendation. madam clerk, the last item on the agenda is item number 14, could we do that first? >> item number 14, ordinance waiving the street encroachment permit processing fee in public works code section 2.1.1(j) for signs related to bus service for the golden gate bridge, highway, and transportation district. supervi

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his name sydney and you know many lives in that gym he's been training since the early spring and has been. and when did. wow i came together. when you sort of woke up up to the winter. time i think. and how do you know he was that well championship. he just had that look about him. he's a champion all for now but do you log on to our t. dot com forward slash sports for plenty more i'll see you soon. hungry for the full story we've gone to. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers.

warming up in the desert, 017 in palm springs. here is the forecast for the east bay, 70s, 80s, plenty of sunshine, foggy and sunshine this afternoon. a little bit of fog this morning we saw san jose cooled by 11 yesterday, 77 and menlo park, 73. 78 in los altos. plenty of sunshine by mid-morning. 62 with early sunshine in san francisco and still hot mend scene oh, mid to upper 90s. -- men dough seen oh. similar inland temperatures, warmer and that is typical this time of the year and that will continue through the weekend. frances, another water main break? >> we've been following developing news in san francisco it's in a bad spot. it's coming off the -- it blocks the two right lanes on lombard street right at buchanan, this could cause a traffic jam through the area. you may want to consider marina boulevard as an alternate. they haven't given as estimate of clearing. >> it live camera shot, traffic across the golden gate bridge is fine but lombard street because of those lane closures. interstate 80 in berkeley, 19 minutes wes

of farmers, agreed to a historic court settlement to restore the san joaquin river and reintroduce spring fall run chinook salmon. rod mead was chosen to be the npd administrat independent administrator of the restoration project. >> this is the most ambitious and unique river restoration project that has been undertaken. other rivers have been restored and enhanced. in this case we have a river that quit flowing as a year-round river for about 30 miles. >> reporter: the river began its return in october 2009 as water flows from friant dam were gradually increased. already the river is wet from the dam to the delta. >> restoring water and restoring the habitat will help bring back our historic salmon runs. but there are a lot of other native fishes that will benefit from restoring the san joaquin. there will also be a lot of habitat that's created along the banks, and that's going to benefit a lot of migratory birds that fly up and down the central valley every year. >> reporter: since friant dam was built the east side of the central valley has been some of the most productive farmland i

we did a spring dance. because our community has issues with vip lens we create events that focus on the positive and gave people an opportunity to come together. the spring dance we had 200 opportunities and more than 50 adult volunteers from the merchants and neighborhood associations from the city all the different partners that are part of the collaborative. we did an art show and had again close to 200 people participate in that. youth show case at city hall where we had 300 students participate and their families come out. a field day with 300 students participate with their organizations. we did a black and white ball it was multigenerational and family oriented and we had over 200 children come with their families and grandparents and significant others. it was great to see the diversity in the room. we did 2 back pack give aways where we gave over threne00 back packs away. we focus on the event and everything else falls in lie because tea about community building in organizing the event we have to

feeling like fall, maybe early spring. get a break on the a.c. and leave the windows open and you don't have to deal with the 90-degree heat we usually have this time of year. not too bad. 75 in concord tomorrow. north bay, a mix from 72 in san rafael to 85 in lakeport. more at any time on the weather channel. saturday and sunday with mid-80s. >> i think it looks great. thanks, jeff. >>> still ahead, the moonlighting star moonlighting here in the bay area. up is spenhyding ace l wliits is spentldi a lite itimetln san francisco. [ man ] my perfect summer is grilling up a masterpiece. daily. [ woman ] my perfect summer is having everyone over. and having money leftover. [ female announcer ] safeway lets you have it all. with thousands of everyday low prices and great club card savings. [ man ] my perfect summer. [ woman ] perfectly priced. [ female announcer ] safeway. ingredients for life. now introducing all new refreshe beverages. get four 6-packs for $3.49 with your club card. and any 2-liter 2 for $1. pour yourself happy with refreshe. exclusi

what they are is a cup with a spring underneath it in the middle of a pipe. in the middle of the cup is a ball bearing heavy enough to keep the spring down. when you have an earthquake and the ground is doing this, the ball bearing rolls out. it's the simplest mechanical device you can imagine. without the ball bearing, the spring pops up the cup and turn off the gas. these are gait. they're about a hundred bruks and takes the numberer an hour to do. >> and there's no prohibition. they may not like it but there' nothing that says you can't put anytime your house. these are some things that are required in apartment in san francisco, that you have a gas shutoff tool. this is one of the actually mos poorly designed that i've seen. this particular one doesn't hav a hole that you can put a sprin through it. >> so it disappears. >> it also has a little piece o the ends you can put on your water line and shut it off. when you hold it that way there's no way to turn you need another wrench. here's someone showing us where she has her fire extinguisher. in this case

cool spring and summer. we get a little heat then it cools down for two weeks. >> of course down east -- >> they are getting the heat. >>> there was a shake up in our nation's capital early this morning but it had nothing to do with politics. a small earthquake hit washington, d.c. it measured a 6.3 magnitude but felt as far as way as pennsylvania. there are no reports of injuries or damage. >>> rescuers in new jersey are trying to get right now to a person trapped in a collapsed parking garage. part of the three story garage gave way after a glass canopy fell on to it. rescuers say they can see the victim but cannot reach them because of fears that more of the building will collapse. there are also fears that two or three other people may be trapped. >>> business is looking up for a san francisco restaurant, and there's news you may want to hear before you buy your next pallet at the supermarket. >>> it has been a rough day on wall street. the dow jones industrial are down 255 amidst reports that consumer h

including the crystal springs plot line #2 and water plants improvements. that is all that i have. any questions? >> that you. the next item is the community aggregation of state. when the commission authorized us to negotiate a contract our choice llc back in february -- power choice llc back in february, there was additional guidance requested if commission choice was unsuccessful. today we are here to say that those negotiations have been unsuccessful. did is our proposal to reject all bids and go out for an expedited process. if you agree with that, we would put together a draft that we are working on right now, asking that you would have a joint meeting july 9 for a final version of the draft that would go out and be more explicit on some things. the last one gave a lot of leeway, which was intentional as we were under a time constraints. we said to you should try to get what the family has decided is its optimal goal but if you do not get there, try for something else. in negotiations we have found that there are things we can depend on and things that we cannot. we have spen

it's been a cool summer and cool spring as well. forecast highs as you move around the bay tomorrow. lots of 60s and low 70s. adds we move through your microclimates, you get out toward rio vista you'll see 90s. these are forecasts highs for cities where you live. 85 in livermore, 58 in pleasanton. temperatures on the cool side in the evening. >>> there is a growing scandal involving arlington national cemetery tonight and thousands of soldiers graves. an army investigation turned up misplaced head stones and coffins buried in shallow graves as well as coffins buried on top of each other. >> 6,600 head stones may be mislabeled, on not label. >>> a former federal employee, sherley sherrod says she will sue the blogger who made her look racist. sherrod's bosses forced her to resign after the clip came to light. the u.s. agriculture secretary apologized to sherrod and offered her another position. sherrod says she hasn't yet decided whether she'll take the job. >>> san francisco international airport is one step closer on completing wo

contract talks between ac transit and the union stalled this spring. the board voted in june to i am to he is a new contract which took effect yesterday. the contract changes work rules and is supposed to save almost $16 million in overtime costs and co-pay policies for employee health insurance. the union represents 1600 drivers. they plan to go to court tomorrow to seek an injunction. >>> the first public show of support for mehserle since he was convicted of killing oscar grant brought hundreds of demonstrators to walnut creek this afternoon. but many were part of a counter- demonstration. and as ktvu's rita williams reports it held the potential for confrontation with more than 100 police officers on hand to keep the peace. >> reporter: for three hours in walnut creek this afternoon there was a lot of yelling and not much dialogue, both sides firmly committed to their way of thinking. >> i am here because i do not understand why there is a support rally for someone who was charged and found guilty of killing somebody. >> it was just so obvious that

we know it was painted in winter/spring 1905. he was deeply in love with fernando livier and engaged in something that looked... they were a couple. it looked like a marriage and yet for this painting he placed this woman at his side and jermaine, of course, had been the lover of picasso's best friend carlos casagemas who when the love was not reciprocated tried to kill her. committed suicide. she was not harmed and what does picasso do? he moves back to paris, stays in casagemas' apartment and starts sleeping with jermaine. >> every moment there was something happening. the next painting is gertrude stein 1905, 1906. i think the important lesson there is what an unreliable biographer gertrude stein is. i think leaving her painting to the met was a bid for fame and posser the tae. she wanted her image by a picasso which was her tangible link to the person she considered to be the greatest artist in france, in europe, in the world of the 20th century. she wanted it to be in an important museum. she wrote in her biography later in

contract talks between ac transit and the union stalled this spring. the board voted in june to i am to he is a new contract which took effect yesterday. the contract changes work rules and is supposed to save almost $16 million in overtime costs and co-pay policies for employee health insurance. the union represents 1600 drivers. they plan to go to court tomorrow to seek an injunction. >>> the first public show of support for mehserle since he was convicted of killing oscar grant brought hundreds of demonstrators to walnut creek this afternoon. but many were part of a counter- demonstration. and as ktvu's rita williams reports it held the potential for confrontation with more than 100 police officers on hand to keep the peace. >> reporter: for three hours in walnut creek this afternoon there was a lot of yelling and not much dialogue, both sides firmly committed to their way of thinking. >> i am here because i do not understand why there is a support rally for someone who was charged and found guilty of killing somebody. >> it was just so obvious that

it grows almost through the whole year, especially in the spring, summer -- fall is at its best. are you looking for? you're looking for a clean, kind of round black, and it has this rugged, almost scaly look to it. then once you slice it in, it has this veined pattern in it, usually beige and white. and, of course, what really is best about truffle -- this truffle or the other one -- is the aroma. mmm! oh! and the aroma of the black truffle is very musty, very earthy. to clean it, you can just get a vegetable brush. and to store it, put it in a plastic container that you can seal, and put a little towel, a paper towel, but just a little bit moist, underneath and on top of it. you can find it in the stores in jars, as well, like this; in vacuum, or something -- it is brined -- but there's nothing like the real, fresh stuff. and one of the simplest ways to prepare it is just on a crostino, just a toasted, grilled bread, with this truffle butter. and to add to the complexity of this truffle butter, it's traditional to add a little bit of anchovies. and if you don't want them, don't

that looks like late spring to me.t middle of summer where you would expect these numbers around the bay to up 70s. the big upside to that is the fire danger is no big issue. the weekend is going to warm up a bit with temperatures touching to maybe 90 degrees. >> nice little warm up there. thanks, bill. >> mild though while we are in the week. >>> san mateo supervisors overwelmingly voted to >>> nasa officials say two objects are lost in space tonight after floating away from the international space station. the gadgets floated off during a space walk. one you can see highlighted there is believed to be a clamp left outside of a space walk during a russian space walk. >>> a food good night for the giants and another good night for buster posey. >> another winning night for the giants. yeah he extended his hitting streak. the major contributions from a couple of guys that have been on the down low. by that we mean their batting averages down low. does this make you feel old? 24 years ago, he broke in with the giants att

we found a spring water underneath a church in cow hollow. we put rosebuds in the water to attract peace, and it made a meade. it was sitting in the gallery. we distill that through local herbs. it was really surprising how delicious it was, because we were mixing a lot of seemingly in congruent ingredients, and it was delicious and different from anything you have ever tasted. i would have been happy if it was medicinal. the idea was more important to me. but it was very good. it is something i think a lot about, especially transition history, native americans, how they have this combination of dress, from the clothing from trade companies, mixed with traditional dress. i love how reflective it is of who they are, and also the merging history's coming together. what would we look like if we carry our history with us? all of the merging of cultures, reflected in our address? i am thinking of my own history with early europeans coming in and intermixing with native cultures. the one thing i would like people to take away from after seeing my w

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that looks like late spring to me.ot middle of summer where you would expect these numbers around the bay to up 70s. the big upside to that is the fire danger is no big issue. the weekend is going to warm up a bit with temperatures touching to maybe 90 degrees. >> nice little warm up there. thanks, bill. >> mild though while we are in the week. >>> san mateo supervisors overwelmingly voted to allow homeowners to keep poultry animals on their property. >>> and what nasa has to say today about who items that floated away from the international space station. >>> nasa officials say two objects are lost in space tonight after floating away from the international space station. the gadgets floated off during a space walk. one you can see highlighted there is believed to be a clamp left outside of a space walk during a russian space walk. >>> a food good night for the giants and another good night for buster posey. >> another winning night for the giants. yeah he extended his hitting streak. the major contributions from a co

this feels more like early, very early summer, late spring pattern. not like a late summer. we're into summer big time. we're dealing with inland temperatures, not like hundreds like we'd off see or upper 80s but 70s. five-day forecast illustrates this saturday and sunday. low 90s inland valleys on sunday. >> all right. thanks. >>> a fresno man that paid $45 for a box containing old photographic negatives now claims they are the work of a famous photographer dating back to the 1920s. the man's attorney puts the value at $200 million. the man says experts determined hand writing on envelopes containing the last negatives was the hand writing of adam's wife. he says meteorologist compared cloud formations in one image and concluded they were taken the same day. adam's grandson isn't convinced and calls the evidence inadequate. if it's true, that is quite an investment. i'm heather holmes. our coverage continues online at ktvu.com. tmz is next here on channel 36. have a good night.

brought us the weather spring and now brought us the cooler summer. thursday, friday and saturday, temperatures do warm into the 80s and even low 90s; it's still going to be below average. mild weather to say the least. i've had lots of communication with all of you and a lot of folks are expressing how much they enjoy this weather. i bet you east bay mud and some of the water districts are happy as well, because the grass, the lawn, the plants are not taking as much water as they usually do. lots of things, it's a loop when you get weather like this. no red flag warns, no heat advisories, these are usually lead stories in our newscast. >> i bet you some of the business off fisherman's ward are making a lot of money. thank you, bill. >>> visitors to this year's california state fair are learning about more than farming. a group called crusaders for people's rights are bringing information to fairgoers about marijuana. >> a lot of them are for the older people. as they get older they get put on 10 pills. >>> the oakland raiders and their fans are mourn

palm springs. i said i'm in los angeles. he said yeah. you go out to santa monica airport.lane is waiting. it'll bring you down to palm springs. >> larry: that's the way he was. >> come over to the house and we'll talk. went down to palm springs, walked in the house, we sat down, we had a drink, he told me what he wanted to do. he said you think you can pull this off? i said absolutely. >> larry: what did he want to do? >> he wanted to do a concert to start someplace important. i started it at carnegie hall. that was the first place we played. then i took him on a tour in arenas. he wanted to do what elvis did. he was very smart, frank, as you remember. he knew. he said to me after we finished talking, okay. we're going to do this deal. i said great. he said do you have anything, any questions? i said, yeah, one question. he said, what is it? i said the question is, i understand sometimes that you don't show up for shows. and i'm a young kid and i'm making a lot of money and i'm really doing well and my career is just starting to really hit it on all cylinders and if you do

the first two columns are the amended budget of last spring of 2009. we closed with a deficit because of the economy. the first number represents the budget items in that year. then we have what we're projecting for the end of the year based on the things i have talked about that happened over the fiscal year so far. revenues are down. we have some increases in operating grants because we have been able to direct stimulus funding towards operating expenses. those are one time revenue sources. they cannot continue in years ahead. when the economy is down, there is less parking meter revenue. there are fewer citations. there is less parking tax. we've had a decline in debt. we're expecting a little bit of an increase this year. we've raised it by $2. taxi services, the medallion pilot program. we can talk more about that if your comments or questions. we do get a nice amount of money from advertising revenue. that is something the agency has worked hard on in the last few years. about two years ago, the agency embarked on a contract with clear channel ou

late spring rain period. what we typically see is the snow fall that does shed is scoured out in late april and may site has a much bigger impact on our fish flows potentially. another thing the palmer study gave us was effect on our projected demand. you can see the higher line represents what we think would happen based on the climate change effect and that's 8 percent bump over norms in 2040. so a climate change enhanced version. the footnotes of this slide is since we conducted this study and this speaks to something chuck just mentioned their subjectively lower than when we first did this so that's an issue we're trying to understand how to incorporate that into our plan when demand is not going up in the same way it did in the past. there's fundamentally a different relationship. part of sit just a different way and we're sighing higher and a lot of infill with residential and high density residential. these are some of the things we're trying to figure out how that impacts our planning. next slide. so

there are new deadlines in the spring. if for some reason you miss this deadline stay in touch with the website because there are new deadlines that come up. parent teacher association, these are parents and grandparents that live in the neighborhood they are representative of the neighborhood. merchant associations that's a phone call i will make after the initial meeting because these are businesses in the immediate neighborhood, a lot of the people have been in the neighborhood for years and that will also if i get a meeting with them it says they are interested in talking with me. and these are great ways to get volunteer commitments. businesses will be willing to donate either anything from refreshments to soil for ga gardening program. >> i come from a slightly different -- [inaudible] >> okay. and i will share my audio visual presentation with you. my office used to be above this cafe on windam. in the garage space and became this over night success of people coming and waiting in line for this individually made cof

we look to open up next spring. we're going to move virgin american and american airlines in here. >> reporter: if the three airports didn't feel things were going to get better, they simply wouldn't invest this kind of money, they would just make due. but because they are investing this kind of money, it's a good indication the economy will improve. >> it'll come right through this parking lot and we'll build a new parking structure across the street. >> reporter: all airports expect more travel sooner than later. >> the economy goes up and down, and we want to be ready for that upswing. we want to have the facilities in place. >> reporter: with aircraft orders on the rise, certainly better days are ahead. hard to believe but true. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> people gathered today at the transbay terminal to take one last look to rooms closed to the public for years. also a state police jail cell was once used unruly travelers. it was retired during a 1990 earthquake retrofit. transbay terminal will close a

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if you make pizza, you'd want to eat it. >> i want to be in palm springs, california. >> this comes to us from our headlines in entertainment. as we speak, lindsay lohan is behind bars. as anticipated, lohan's surrender yesterday in beverly hills courthouse was mobbed by the media, and the circus atmosphere was even punctuated by somebody showering the 24-year-old with confetti as she passed by. the actress was handcuffed after a brief hearing and transported to jail. meanwhile reports say sheriff's officials insist that due to overcrowding, lohan will only serve about two weeks in jail out of her 90-day sentence. in lohan's latest mugshot taken moments after she arrived at the lynwood correctional facility, she remained relatively calm and resigned to her fate. and for the record, lohan checked in at 5'6", weighing 118 pounds. >>> and, finally, tmz reports that jennifer aniston has obtained a restraining order against a man with a history of violence and mental problems who was arrested after prowling around a place she frequents. the man was carrying a sharp object, duct tape, and ha

hot spot, 104 in palm springs. hot spot, 104 in palm springs.e'll "meg whitman says she'll run california like her company..." seen this attack on meg whitman? who are these people? they're the unions and special interests behind jerry brown. they want jerry brown because, he won't "rock the boat," in sacramento. he'll be the same as he ever was. high taxes. lost jobs. big pensions for state employees. the special interests have chosen their governor. how about you? >>> good morning, i'm teresa garcia live in oakland where a shot out chp car tells the story. 580 shooter headed back to court this morning. we'll explain what he is facing and who the targets were coming up. >> after hours of debate, oakland city council approves a plan to create four large scale growing operations. >> and we tend to see a break in the overcast but cooler temperatures forecast today. >> it's still looking good on the freeways. 680 outside walnut creek a little more traffic on the road but nothing to slow you down. a.c. transit delays and we'll have more on that comi

. >>> our economy grew last spring, but at a slower pace. according to the commerce department, the gross domestic product, the output of all goods and services grew about 2.4% between april and june. that's compared to 3.7% growth in the first part of the year. many economic analysts expected modest growth in the spring quarter and are predicting a slow down. >>> after a choppy day of trading and a dip of 120 points. the dow managed to ease down with a modest drop. the dow fell a little more than one point, the nasdaq was up a little more than three points. for more financial and consumer news, go to ktvu.com and click on the business tab. >> i heard a big explosion. like an atomic bomb looking thing with black smoke. >>> we'll tell you what happened in one neighborhood that shook residents. >>> the oakland police crisis first led to the lay off of 80 officers. now the police canine squad will be cut. >>> traffic on the east freeway in oakland came to standstill after a big rig accident. three lanes of eastbound interstate 80 were blocked b

hot spot, palm springs at 99 and sunshine around tahoe, 78. >>> developing news, u.s.mbassy says two americans were among the 152 people killed in plane crash at pakistan's capital. it was trying to land during stormy weather. crews searched the hills and forest and were not able to find any survivors. that contradicts initial reports that a handful survived. you can see the smoldering wreckage. it was operated by a private carrier. >>> in th morning we learned that ellen tauscher is fighting cancer. he is now an under secretary of the state department. in a memo, there will be tough times ahead but i intend to work as much as i can. this period will not be an easy one. she says it's in early stages and being treated aggressively. >> voters in antioch will decide whether they will pay a sales tax to avoid further cuts. city council voted to put the tax increase on the november ballot. measure will raise the sales tax to 9.75%. city leaders say it may be the only way to avoid cuts. >> concord and novato have voted to put a sales tax increase on their ballot. >>> just ab

do not feel anything now when you think of what i'll gonzales real madrid immediately springs to mind the club's leading goal scorer has spent sixteen years at the bernabeu oh but it looks like he might make seventeen the legendary striker is close to completing a move to shelton in the industry get thirty three hours being linked with the size to manchester united but shell to look to be at the head of the queue the coach for the gaffer said to be confident of securing the predator services last season spain's all time leading scorer only my seven goals in thirty nine appearances for real. brings us all into. lennox who are some of the sport's biggest stars have been working up quite a sweat at the latest diamond league meet in monaco tyson gay he was one of them the american setting a new event record as he took gold in the men's two hundred meters the twenty seven year old getting off to a great start out of the blocks holding off to making. a setting in that market nineteen point seven two seconds. for american dominance on the day david all over taking the men's one hundred ten m

fresno around 93 and thunderstorms continued to wane and 101 in palm springs.loud cover is not making night the east bay valleys or south bay. temperatures in the napa valley, mid to low 50s and upper 50s where the cloud cover is more dominant. with the slower marine layer, less intense we could see temperatures jump 6-89 degrees by friday. hold mid to upper 80s inland and low 60s at the coast. hope you have a great day. here is frances. >> we're looking at a new suspension tower that will be put that place on the eastern span of the bay bridge. live shot, bay bridge right there is off in the distance. i checked with mike and acre and they say it didn't distract them when they were driving into san francisco and i talked to paul from traffic.com, he was on the lower deck. drivers didn't slow down at all. bay bridge toll plaza which is delay free and looks like at this point that construction will not distract drivers. teresa garcia will have a full report later. 680 in walnut creek, quiet start. as you connect on westbound 24 the connector ramp to northbound 13