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that is between pierce and steiner. we do have a team on the way to the fire and we will update you as soon as possible. >>> all right, time for the weather now. that fog has been persistent. a lot of people getting tired of the fog. time to check in now with bill martin. >> weather has been persistent. not boring but just the same. we got a break to see the clearing out toward stinson beach. you guys are still a little foggy. the cliff house may be seeing a little bit of sun right now. in san francisco and the avenues, often times you get fog. but it's been a lot of fog issues. lindamar as well. let's take a peak here. we're going to go right through the five day forecast and reset. what we're looking at, the next couple of days, we're looking for more sunshine and a little bit warmer temperatures. we're going to have fog and low cloud coming in tonight. the extended forecast is for slightly warmment . we're not expecting a big warm up just not a big heat up. this is the reason why it's been here all spring and all sum

the buildings are on california street near steiner. ktvu's amber lee is live at the scene with the report. amber? >> reporter: frank, tonight, firefighters tell us that the turn of the century building behind me is uninhabitable after a fire severely damaged the unit on the second and third floors. it displaced seven tenants. a fire broke out here. witnesses say they could smell the fire and saw plenty of smoke. >> scary. really scary. i thought people were in there. >> reporter: people were inside. firefighters say that they evacuated people inside. supervisor candidate dennis trialy thought it was construction workers. >> at first, i thought it was just construction and then with the addition of the smell and everything else, i came out here to investigate and i saw smoke and, at that point, i realized it was a fire. >> crews say it was tough knocking out the fire. it took 70 firefighters about a half hour to get the upper hand. >> the fire was centered into tweent walls and was able to get the walls from both buildings and take it f

me here in the studio is allen st pierre executive director of normal and life from skype stephen steiner founder of dads and madd moms against drug dealers gentlemen thank you both for being here let me start here why do you think it took so long for congress to finally say ok and let this legislation slide because in the past for more than a decade they have been blocking it very simply the stars have aligned politically when a democratic congress came in in two thousand and six and obama was elected that was what it took to break the logjam going back to nine hundred ninety eight all right stephen i want to ask you when the nation's capital legalizes medical marijuana one message that sent to you does that mean that attitudes are changing of this is becoming more accepted well i just proves i think the progress is controlled washington and anything goes and. which is not a good thing why is it not a good thing. well i mean marijuana legalization is just not where we need to go and in medical marijuana obviously smoking something is not good for us so. mr st pierre's organization is adv

steiner, he talks about it in terms of a distraction. guest: well, i can't imagine 400 years of history being a distraction when you talk about people being able to take care of each other. there's a fascinating story about how white middle class grew in america. it grew because of manufacturing in urban areas. but in a terrible twist of fate at the exact moment that black people were getting civil rights, the manufacturing jobs began to pull away from the cities so the same ladder that white people were able to climb up to be able to become part of the middle class was pulled away from black people the moment black people got the rights to join unions, the right to become part of this middle class. so when you think about the rise of the underclass, the first siting that i saw of the word underclass was in 1964 by the secretary of the naacp and it was because he saw at that moment in time that the jobs were disappearing from the place where most black people lived. so if we wonder why there has been are so many problems in urban america

steiner, he talks about it in terms of a distraction. guest: well, i can't imagine 400 years of history being a distraction when you talk about people being able to take care of each other. there's a fascinating story about how white middle class grew in america. it grew because of manufacturing in urban areas. but in a terrible twist of fate at the exact moment that black people were getting civil rights, the manufacturing jobs began to pull away from the cities so the same ladder that white people were able to climb up to be able to become part of the middle class was pulled away from black people the moment black people got the rights to join unions, the right to become part of this middle class. so when you think about the rise of the underclass, the first siting that i saw of the word underclass was in 1964 by the secretary of the naacp and it was because he saw at that moment in time that the jobs were disappearing from the place where most black people lived. so if we wonder why there has been are so many problems in urban america

steiner, he talks about it in terms of a distraction. guest: well, i can't imagine 400 years of hisry being a distraction when you talk about people beingble to tak care of each other. there's a fascinating story about how white middle class grew in america. it grew because of manufacturing in urban areas. but in a terrible twist of fate at the exact moment that black people were getting civil rights, the manufacturing jobs began to pull away from the cities so the same ladder that white people were able to climb up to be able to become part of the middle class was pulled away from black people the moment black people got the rights to join unions, the right to become part of this middle class. so when you think about the rise of the underclass, the first siting that i saw of th word underclass was in 1964 by the secretary of the naacpnd it was because he saw at that moment in time that the jobs were disappearing from the place where most black people lived. so if we wonder why there has been are so many problems in urban americ over the