it's just the fact. >> curtis says a cyclist hit his friend on steiner and he's had close calls withis children. >> we're walking across the street and we're in a line and just go straight through the line and almost hit my children. >> as the bicycle community fieblgts to charng the rules. >> i don't understand why they have a problem with just stopping and just obey the laws. they're not even expecting pedestrians. >> san francisco supervisor says bicyclists in idaho are allowed to treat stop signs like yield signs if the intersection is clear. it's an idea she reports. reporting live jean elli, nbc bay area news. >> a lot of people are getting priced out. the battle over affordable housing heated up tonight. the owners of the 16 acre park are negotiating to sell that land to make way for a project that includes luxury-style condos. residents met with the developers tonight for the first time in two years. somehow, despite all of our efforts, if they close, we'll have to leave the bay area. that's true for everyone that lives here. >> san jose has the most mobile home parks in the

steiner. next speaker, fiona. >> fiona, community organizer at the independent resources center, san francisco. again, we wanted to echo the sentiments of my colleagues from the panel and human resources. to thank supervisor mar and the board of supervisors and the hr. we at independent living resource center are in the business of getting people back to work. so we feel that one of the key aspects would be education to community based organizations so that we can that our consumers know about what job opportunities are available. again like everyone else has said like jonathan and carla has echoed the importance of getting data so we have a good baseline for what we are measuring in terms of people who have disabilities. again we also want to echo the sentiments of everybody that wants to continue the great work that our colleagues are doing on the panel. and we would like to thank the board of supervisors for their continued support on this very important issue. >> thank you for organizing t

it's blocked between scott and steiner. this is impacting traffic coming from the golden gate bridge. you're fine on the golden gate bridge right now. it's not slowing down your commute. once you get off south of the parkway, the highway 1 split, it's backed up and slow on richardson and slow on lombard. if you want to get around that traffic, go to marina and around the bay. if you have to use lombard you'll have to make a left or right on steiner and go on greenwich. this runs parallel to lombard street. muni is rerouting the bus lines that run through the area. it's causing a minor muni delay. we'll keep you updated. for now, it's packing up traffic and it's a stretch to avoid. back to you. >>> the top story we're following this morning, mourners starting to gather following scott lunger. >> he was shot during a traffic stop. he was a 15 year veteran of the force and the father of two. >> we're covering the services and the chapel of the chimes in hayward. we have crews along the procession. we're live in oracle this mor

so it's shut down lombard street between scott and steiner street.ich as an alternate. >> toward the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights are on. slow-and-go conditions coming off the maze. sluggish there now looking like we are seeing a few brake lights as well off the eastshore freeway. so our morning commute in full swing. again, once you pass the metering lights at the bay bridge it gets better into san francisco. no delays as you work your way out of san francisco into oakland. hayward, southbound 880 at jackson that accident cleared out of lanes but slow southbound 880 as you work your way towards the san mateo bridge. just past there, a little sluggish as well into fremont. north 880 later on though we'll see delays for the funeral procession for sergeant lunger so do keep that in mind. on-ramp to 880 between hayward and the coliseum oracle will be closed around 8:45 this morning. here's a look at the san mateo bridge. 16 minutes now at 880 to 101 westbound seeing a few brake lights there. also as you work your way along 880 itself in oaklan

steiner. next speaker, fiona. >> fiona, community organizer at the independent resources center, san francisco. again, we wanted to echo the sentiments of my colleagues from the panel and human resources. to thank supervisor mar and the board of supervisors and the hr. we at independent living resource center are in the business of getting people back to work. so we feel that one of the key aspects would be education to community based organizations so that we can that our consumers know about what job opportunities are available. again like everyone else has said like jonathan and carla has echoed the importance of getting data so we have a good baseline for what we are measuring in terms of people who have disabilities. again we also want to echo the sentiments of everybody that wants to continue the great work that our colleagues are doing on the panel. and we would like to thank the board of supervisors for their continued support on this very important issue. >> thank you for organizing t

also ann steiner who has been part of the task force and a representative back in the 80s of the original task force that was established by a former mayor that really tried to address the issues of people with disabilities. i want to thank her for here participation in the task force. sienna hines at the independent living resource center. i think a lot of spirit that will come in september with the prides celebration and the movement. fiona with the independent living resource center and the movement is part of the vibe sea of the disability rights community today. kate is a leader for the lighthouse for the blind and impaired and with the library and stephanie is a quality assurance supervisor at the golden gate regional center and i wanted to thank especially formally with the arc kelly goodwin from the task force and from our previous task force, terry now is a deputy director at best buddy jobs as well. lastly gabriel rog an, executive director at the area board 5 at the developmental with disabilities. and there are a number of leaders and task force that may also be speaking today

when kimble, which is located on steiner and -just south of geary, which it was redone, the field was redone, that was used by the youth in the area and didn't know much about it and had tolearn more mptd after the field was redone and field access was becoming reserveivation base i got complaints from the neighbors the kids couldn't go on and drop in. drop in play was i think a big thing because i grew up that way. we didn't organize it just a bunch went and played softball or basicalball. we haven't been successful in that because the revenue first model that the parks department adopted since 2010 means generation of funds that comes from reserveivation and over 50 percent of all the funds coming through reserveivation and fees come from soccer and that is what happened at kimble. we were not successful to change it but i was concerned about that thing. it happened in the mission district when someone showed up and the guys in the afternoon play pick up soccer and were told you have to pay a guy 5 or 10 bucks otherwise they couldn't play. it created a outrage. those are the kind of

over the course of several hours, thousands of riders approached the intersetion of waller and steiner, came to a complete stop and signaled their intention before moving along. >> sara solli : what we are trying to do is demonstrate that the rules enforced that strictly are a little bit ridiculous so what we are going to do is obey the rules to the letter and try to show everyone that it's going to cause a traffic jam and it's going to be bad for cars, pedestrians, and bikes. >> jeff : area residents say the protest was fun to watch but there is a different side to the argument. >> john schambre : in the city, particularlyyou know, they are not riding around in downtown san anselmo. this is san francisco, and there is a lot going on on these streets. a car can't stop on a dime. i think it's for their own safety and i think at this point the law needs to be obeyed. >> jeff :the good news is nobody got hurt and no citations were issued todaybut, eventually, after the protest wrapped up, several bicyclists could be seen at this exact intersection just rolling through the stop sign. i'm j

commissioner antonini year and a half think there is a flower stop called the bud stop on union and steiner no debt at all just a couple of feet telling me they have flowers and there's an awning that guess popular and it would take very little space to put-down something like that p there it could be fairly long and not interfere with the activities that is something that allows our uses and mask the uses from the the outside some service maybe coming out of that you're only talking about two to three feet. >> you're thinking about exactly the solution i'm thinking about. >> commissioner richards. >> i love that idea. >> (laughter) commissioner wu. >> what do you guys think about flowers. >> it's not enough just working the as far as the 1, 2, 3 feet of the front facade not truly meeting the original intent director ram the footage and the u size in alternate world i'd like to see 3 retail fronts i put blame on the commercial real estate brokers whoever they were there was tension when passed in 2009. >> commissioner antonini and yeah. i think we talk about the bud stop it could be i don't

when kimble, which is located on steiner and -just south of geary, which it was redone, the field was redone, that was used by the youth in the area and didn't know much about it and had tolearn more mptd after the field was redone and field access was becoming reserveivation base i got complaints from the neighbors the kids couldn't go on and drop in. drop in play was i think a big thing because i grew up that way. we didn't organize it just a bunch went and played softball or basicalball. we haven't been successful in that because the revenue first model that the parks department adopted since 2010 means generation of funds that comes from reserveivation and over 50 percent of all the

. >> a bicyclist versus driver at the corner of wallace and steiner and bicyclist versus neighbor. >> they are. >> i do. >> several dozen bicyclist made a point of coming to a complete stop at the intersection. they hoped following the letter of the law would cause traffic trouble. >> will cause total chaos through the whole city and the motorists are going to be more angry than they are now which means we are damned if we do and damned if we don't. >> it does not make sense to come to a complete stop. cars don't do that. that is how we have to do it the. >> this is in response to police cracking down on bicyclist law enforcement and education which was welcome help for neighbors who say they dodge bicycles on a regular basis. >> right now the law said "stop." do that. and put your energy interest having those laws changed. >> a spokesman said until the laws change officers are going to enforce what is on the books. >> no one is before the law. as a parent you would not teen your child to say it is okay to roll to a stop sign. >> bicyclists receive 1 percent of traffic citations in th

the traffic laws over the course of several hours boughs of writers approached the intersection and steinercame to a complete stoppage to signal their intention before moving along they said the protest was fun to watch but there is a different side to the argument. >>jeff bush: after a wrapped up several bicyclist can be seen at the exact santa section rolling right through the stop sign. >>james: the coast guard said that vincent got to invest it what it is better determine whether it is caused by an oil spill or for natural seepage which occurs in that area from time to time it could be related to move the oil spill more than a hundred thousand gallons of oil spilled on the pacific at the beach when the pipeline rupture back and make it was only about 14 mi. from the letter because of the time. >>james: the same group of hackers who breached the united states office of personnel management may also be responsible for cyber tackle united airlines the first reported the attack visit the incident took place in may or early june and has gained access to manifest that include a passenger flig

riders made a point of coming to a full, and complete stop along a well known bike route at waller and steinereet. the bike riders say they want to show how stopping at each stop sign can tie up traffic and slow down cars. but police say rolling stops are dangerous, and that california law requires bike riders to stop at stop signs just like cars do. >>> a golden ticket for an identity thief smashed impounded cars with personal information left inside. one year later, after 2 investigates exposed the problem, has anything changed? >> tracking the heat around here. temperatures are going to trend down a little bit tomorrow, but it's still going to be real hot. i'll let you know how hot, and how humid in your neighborhood. >> thousands of people are expected to attend the funeral for hayward police sergeant scott lunger tomorrow. tonight how other law enforcement agencies are helping out. >> and we are live tonight here in the town of lower lake, where those two separate fires are very close to merging into one monstrous fire. the very latest on evacuations and the fire fight coming up. flags fl

. >> rob steiner with advertising agency widen and kennedy was there when it all came together. >> my windshield wipers. they looked quite messy. one of our jobs in the commercial was to talk about product specifications. and one of the correct specifications of this particular honda accord, it had rain and wind screen wipers. >> rain sensor thing becomes this weird creepy sci-fi creature that comes crawling out. you feel bad for the poor windshield wipers that are disem boweled. >> so the windshield wipers worked. the tires rolled up. the cogs actually set it in motion. but did it all happen in one continuous shot? well, almost. >> let me say that the whole sequence actually worked, a two-minute sequence worked. when we came down to the shoot days, we made a decision. we decided just so we had a better chance of succeeding to shoot it in two, 60-second segments and then they would join in the middle. it was half a seconds worth of cgi on the exhaust box between the two 60-second sequences but you can't see it. >> one shot or two? this is a hit. >> it's beautiful to watch. definitely

couple of things brewing out there first stall surface street closers east lombard shut down between steineruse chestnut or greenwich as an alternate. elsewhere, checking the roads we are getting reports of a vehicle fire southbound 680 at 24. it is blocking one lane. looks like traffic backed up through the area as you work your way through walnut creek. also busy northbound 880 through observations. we are seeing delays towards the bay bridge and bay bridge backed up metering lights on. >> this is a really pretty picture. this is our live weather camera looking out towards san jose this morning. we have a couple of things going on. first of all, do you see that deck of low clouds and fog into the santa cruz mountains into the south bay. above that clouds signal a change. it's going to be muggy today and cooler. temperatures in the 60s beaches, 90s inland. ,,,,,,,, >>> amateur video shows a crowd violently attacking uber cars in san francisco city. they smashed the windows and through eggs ataway. a dozen cars tried to get away. there has to be a better way to say uber go home. >> nobody wa

speaking to david steiner in waste management. here is a company they pick up the trash for everybody. a little bit more trash. >> more homes development. a little more nonresidential construction too. i look at these guys as metaphors for the economy. it is nonresidential construction is doing well. residential construction is improving. black & decker this morning, you see that people are still spending money on their homes. autos are still good. then that's it. exports bad, oil and gas, bad. just general manufacturing, okay. travel and leisure, okay. restaurants, not bad. it is a mixed peck yur. >> auto is pretty good. >> auto is good and housing is a little better. is that enough to make it good? >> when i read these china numbers, i say to myself, go ahead, raise rates and really upset the world right now. the strong dollar is still the theme. >> there is always going to be something. there is always going to be a reason not to raise rates. at some point, they have to do it and they will. >> oh okay. there is. it is just each

eastbound lombard, as you mentioned, sal, from about scott all the way down to steiner as police continuehis investigation. you talked about the body just briefly right there. it's still there right next to the surf motel and suites on lombard and pierce, also near the ihop restaurant. this is eastbound lombard. traffic moving okay on the other direction. as we pan around there's the rubbernecker traffic. in terms of what happened this morning from what we understand, this involved some type of hit and run which took place on richardson and francisco. from what we're hearing from our sources, this suspect ran on foot toward this direction near lombard and pierce and got into an altercation with san francisco police officers. now, in terms of the details of that altercation, from what we're hearing, it's a fight at this point. it's unclear whether there's any shots fired or anything like that. one person, which we believe is the suspect, is dead. and that body remains here again here on lombard and pierce near the surf motel and suites. we'll keep you updated on the situation here in terms

the street is closed between steiner and pierce and traffic is being rerouted. >>> weather now with mikethat thick. look at the visibility. what it means is a change in the temperature. 65 in half-moon bay. it's going to be cooler but humid all week. >>> it sounds like family and officers are about to leave a chapel of hayward and head along mission boulevard to 880 to make their way up to the arena. do expect road closures and delays. >> the news continues now with "good mornin e a bow and arrow ♪ ♪ a broken guitar ♪ ♪ while the rainwater washes away ♪ ♪ who you are ♪ ♪ we go over the mountains ♪ ♪ and under the stars ♪ ♪ we go over the mountains ♪ ♪ and under the stars ♪ [♪] a. >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m., and a day-care center under fire after a 10-month-old was locked inside crying after it closed for the night. >> and there's my baby just left. nobody's here. no cars or nothing. >> what his parents did to rescue their child just in time. ♪ bang bang into the room ♪ >>> a global fashion brand called out for their superskinny mannequins. one woman taking them to task get

i want to thank the leadership of the other committee, governor rick steiner of michigan, governor terry mccollum of virginia for partnering with us on this very important topic. there are a few administrative tasks to perform. the briefing books of this meeting were sent to governors in advance and include the agenda, the speaker bios, and updates, the proceedings of this meeting are open to the press and all meeting attendees. please silence your cell phones. seated at the table are committee legislative directors melinda becker, justin stevens you can see them after the session if you need copies of the materials or further details about any of the issues that we just got today. before we go into our formal presentations, i want to turn to heather who is the staff director for the health and human services and the homeland security and public safety committees or it heather and her nga colleagues will provide updates on key federal and eight issues. heather: since the winter meeting, we have made progress on a number of priorities of the health and human heiresses and homeland committ

when kimble, which is located on steiner and -just south of geary, which it was redone, the field was redone, that was used by the youth in the area and didn't know much about it and had tolearn more mptd after the field was redone and field access was becoming reserveivation base i got complaints from the neighbors the kids couldn't go on and drop in. drop in play was i think a big thing because i grew up that way. we didn't organize it just a bunch went and played softball or basicalball. we haven't been successful in that because the revenue first model that the parks department adopted since 2010 means generation of funds that comes from reserveivation and over 50 percent of all the funds coming through reserveivation and fees come from soccer and that is what happened at kimble. we were not successful to change it but i was concerned about that thing. it happened in the mission district when someone showed up and the guys in the afternoon play pick up soccer and were told you have to pay a guy 5 or 10 bucks otherwise they couldn't play. it created a outrage. those are the kind of

when kimble, which is located on steiner and -just south of geary, which it was redone, the field was redone, that was used by the youth in the area and didn't know much about it and had tolearn more mptd after the field was redone and field access was becoming reserveivation base i got complaints from the neighbors the kids couldn't go on and drop in. drop in play was i think a big thing because i grew up that way. we didn't organize it, just a bunch went and played softball or basicalball. we haven't been successful in that because the revenue first model that the parks department adopted since 2010 means generation of funds that comes from reserveivation and over 50 percent of all the funds coming through reserveivation and fees come from soccer and that is what happened at kimble. we were not successful to change it but i was concerned about that thing. it happened in the mission district when someone showed up and the guys in the afternoon play pick up soccer and were told you have to pay a guy 5 or 10 bucks otherwise they couldn't play. it created a outrage. those are the kind o