. -- jay primus and steve lee. [applause] and i think you saw earlier on we had some of our team that works out in the field, our parking meter shops, those individuals also deserve recognition. they've done a great job to get us here today. they're tireless efforts have gotten us to a point on behalf of this agency, we need to make sure they get recognized and thank you for that. to begin, it's my privilege to introduce san francisco mayor edwin lee, who as everyone knows is a stall wart and abiding champion of sustainable streets and all transportation initiatives that enhance the quality of life in san francisco for residents, businesses and visitors alike. mayor lee avidly supports the employment of technology throughout the city and he encourages us to look for an innovative solution that reduces congestion and allow our economy to grow and prosper. he wants our streets to be safer and more attractive and efficient for pedestrians, bicyclists, transit customers and automobile users. so i would like to call up

. >> steve lee, a retired battalion chief of the joplin fire department is working around the clock to find will. they've searched the water now a couple times? >> they searched it. they're on their second search just to confirm it. >> you're carrying a picture of will. >> yes, i have a picture of will, in case i come up to somebody i can show them who we're looking for. >> we have faith that they're going to find him alive. you have to have hope, and you have to pray. and if they don't, we just pray they find him. we're a strong family. we're going to be together, and we're going to find him. someone is going to find him. a lot of people are looking and there's a lot of families that are suffering, and we hope they find their loved ones too, alive. >> there is still hope in joplin, but three days since the tornado for the families of the missing, it's becoming harder to find. there are a lot of rumors that will was in a hospital in springfield, as you heard will's sister, sarah and her mom went to that hospital. they saw the young man who was there. it is not will. but that has given

. >> steve lee, retired battalion police chief for the joplin fire department, is working around the clock to find will. they've searched the water now? >> they're on their second search just to confirm it. that's where we're at there. >> you're carrying a picture of will. >> yes, i have a picture of will, in case i come up to somebody to show them who we are looking for. >> we have faith that they're going to find him alive. we just pray they find him. we're a strong family, and we're going to be together and we're going to find him. someone is going to find him. a lot of people are looking and there's a lot of families that are suffering. and we hope they find their loved ones alive. >> although ton identified young man in the hospital turned out not to be will norton, the anguished family of lantz hare was one of them. lantz was last seen with a friend. lantz was ripped out of a car. i spoke with his dad, mike, in joplin. he vowed to search until he found his son, alive or not. what was the last you knew about lantz? >> my youngest son called me, and it was maybe ten minutes after

. >> reporter: steve lee, a retired battalion chief with the joplin fire department, is working aroundck to find will. so they've searched the water now a couple times and haven't found anything? >> they've searched it, they're on their second search, just to confirm it, and that's where we're at there. >> reporter: you're carrying a picture of will? >> yes, i have a picture of will here, in case i ever come up to somebody, i can actually just show them who we're looking for. >> we have faith, you know, that they're going to find him alive. you have to have hope and you have to pray. and if they don't, we just pray they find him. we're a strong family and we're going to be together and we're going to find him. someone's going to find him. a lot of people are looking. and there's a lot of families that are suffering and we hope they find their loved ones too, alive. >> although the unidentified young man in the hospital turned out not to be will norton, word about him spread and gave some hope to other families that their lost teenage boy might be alive. the anguished family of 16-year-

unfortunately steve lee is also in deportation proceedings. his case is especially complicated because while his parents are chinese, he was born in peru, so he could be deported back to peru where he knows no one and has no family members. senator feinstein asked the department of homeland security to consider his case. they've given him a temporary stay for now. madam president, i first introduced the dream act 10 years ago. since then, i met so many immigrant students who would qualify for it. when i first brought this bill up, i used to have meetings in chicago and after the meetings, without fail, there would be someone waiting for me outside. sometimes in the dark of night they'd be standing by my car. they were always young and most of them had tears in their eyes. and they'd say to me senator durbin, please pass the dream act, it's my life. times have changed. 10 years of effort, even passing it with majority, hasn't resulted in this becoming a law because of the republican filibuster. times have change to the point where the dream act

. >> reporter: steve lee, a retired battalion chief from the fire department is working around the clock to find will. >> reporter: they have searched the water and haven't found anything? >> they are on the second search to confirm it. that is where we are at there. >> reporter: and you are carrying a picture of will? >> yes, i have a picture of will here, and in case i ever come f >> and we have faith that they are going to find him alive. you have to have hope, and you have to pray, and if they don't, we pray they find him. we are strong family, and we are going to be together, and we are going to find him. someone is going to find him. a lot of people are looking, and there is a lot of families suffering. we hope they find their loved ones, too, alive. >> yeah. >> reporter: there is still hope in joplin, but three days since the tornado for the families of the missing, it is becoming harder to find. >> there were a lot of rumors that will was in a hospital in springfield, and as you heard, will's sister and mother went to the hospital and they saw the young man there, and it is not w

lee-- valley. let's go to steve. >>> thank you. patchy low clouds. it will be a great looking friday.t. just starting off chilly with 40s and 50s and had a couple upper 60s. the system is pulling away from us because the deep and cold low is still digging south. that system aligns itself north to south. the end result we get a sunny to mostly sunny day. saturday increasing clouds for those of you again i realize may. saturday is all right. rain will be developing by evening and the wind will pick up as we see increasing clouds. today we are all right. really cold system moves in for may. that will give us a wide variety of weather including morning rain and possible thunderstorms later in the day. rather blustery and very cool. today though we will start off with 40s and 50s. west, southwest at fairfield. south at concord. everything will turn suddenly. still a breezy day even though it's sunny. for the coast 50s and 60s. inland we will get 70s. it's what is behind that which is a lot of cold air that comes in late saturday into sunday. a very, very brisk conditions on sunday morning

steve. this years bay to breakers is being called a success. san francisco mayor ed lee says there was a greater emphasis on public safety and less required cleanup this year. police report fewer calls for service than in prior years. there were 25 arrests mostly for public intoxication. the mayors office says more than 25,000 tons 25,000 pounds of trash. >>> oakland high school student accused of trying to poison a teacher. what she is accused of put into the teachers coffee. >>> good morning, westbound 237 that traffic looks guidrying out to 101. i will tell you more about the morning commute and the weekend forecast. >>> good morning, low clouds and fog pushing inland. temperatures 50s and 60s coast and bay. low top mid 70s in-- low to mid 70s inlapped. >>> this morning the search will continue for a pilot. what have you learned? >> reporter: pam, they will start searching again for that missing pilot. when they start it will be the 34 hours since the time he was reported overdue to his final destination by his family and that was about 8:00 on wednesday night. take a