i'm peg stevenson from the controllers office. this review was done at the request at the time from supervisor campos and supervisor dealt oh, i believe. it is pretty dated, it was issued in december of 2010. there is more than 2 years worth of results between then and now. supervisor campos already summed uppermost of what i would remind anybody about the content of the report at the time. they were showing $225,000 debt and a closing balance and no operating reserve at the time. we documentation as supervisor mentioned of their contracts. the board had not been doing fund raising or holding a finance committee to review audit results or some of the activities that you would expect from a well functioning non-profit board and they had a -- there was no director. our recommendation fell into line with those findings that they make a big investment in fund raising and recruitment of the board and result of the debt issues and get back to having an operating reserve and cash -- on hand. the city standard to that are applicable here

. >> great, thank you very much; miss stevenson. colleagues do we have any questions of our controller? no questions of our controller. i would like to at this point provide an opportunity to sf pride to come up and make any statement or presentation and because of the rules how they govern, usually these presentations are limited to the 3-minute public comment period which in this case i would like to allow for 3 minutes for on this item and if there is an opportunity, if there is a need to expand on it, we will go ahead and ask you questions to make sure that you have that opportunity. i would like to begin by introducing the newly pointed president of the board of directors' and i know that we have been joined by other members of the board as well as the acting executive director and i want to begin by saying this: that i am appreciative of the time that people like you put into this event. this is a volunteer effort and whatever we may think about specific issues, i think that we always have to recognize the service that goes in

heading east on stevenson. the vehicle was swiped and it also might have front-end damage. analyst expressed that the woman struck was his "let me he posted, catch the scumbag trying to did away with a hit and run. you will pay. authorities are not releasing any information, he says his wife will be released from the hospital tonight. >> back open in annapolis after they investigated a suspicious package. the bomb squad was called in to check it out and it was detonated and deemed nonhazardous. no evacuations reported. it was shut down for about an hour and a half. tonight, we have learned what caused the explosion yesterday in a trash can outside of the mitchell courthouse downtown. >> jayne miller joins us live out the complex with the details. m-80, a very large and powerful firecracker. remaining unanswered tonight is to put it in the trashcan and wide. the small explosion called no real damage but a criminal investigation is underway and the police commissioner says it serves as a reminder to tight the pub

stevenson university defender grabs it. stevenson, 28-14. >>> let's do high school football. a blocked field goal. the defense starts celebrating. the ball left on the field. that ball is still alive. the victory. 83.13 miles per hour. he rode his high-tech recumbent bicycle -- yes, in that bubble you see there, furiously pedalling like a hamster. it's more aerodynamic than a bullet. just ahead, zac effron out of rehab. >>> plus fallon and timberlake on timberlake tuesday. >>> welcome back. why can't we save a day like this for the weekend? beautiful in most spots. san francisco, 73. gorgeous for lunchout doors. little hot in phoenix, still. as we go into your thursday, notice the warm-up in the northwest. summer trying to -- >> let's talk miley cyrus. >> i love miley. >> it's been at least 18 minutes since we talked about that. the educational world is feeling the effects here. grand valley state university in michigan took down their pendulum statue tuesday. why? because students were using the artwork to imitate the music video. >> of course they were. >> the university re

. >> david stevenson is live in san francisco where people are celebrating tonight. david? >> reporter: things are starting to wind down here at america's cup. you can see some of the stragglers enjoying the weather, this comes after a day that saw an amazing victory for oracle team usa and disappointment for the new zealand challengers. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: a rowdy celebration this afternoon in which america's cup over flowed. oracle team usa took home the cup again, capping an amazing come back 8 races down behind new zealand. >> wouldn't have done it without -- couldn't have done it without all of your support. thank you very much. [ music ] >> reporter: a crowd of 25,000 flooded america's cup park to watch on tvs tvs. police and the fire department had to shut down the entrance before oracle sailed to victory. >> exactly what should have happened. >> reporter: oracle team usa retains the cup. we asked would the mayor welcome the competition back, a spokesperson said today is a day to celebrate america keeping the cup, san francisco is focused on wrapping

. >> i'm metrologist rebecca stevenson. we have been tracking moisture that's been coming along the south portion. tropical storms developing in the atlantic. we have had several in the last week. you can see the systems, along the intertropical convergence zone. moisture from this has been redirected through mexico to the west. we've had a lot of flash flooding because of the moisture flow due to a change of winds for arizona, new mexico and nef. they know it will be wet at the end of the summer because the wind shifts and brings the moisture up. a good way to see the moisture is looking at a satellite enhancing where it is. areas of dark green indicate the highest water content in the atmosphere. you can see the thunder storms, an energy exchange basically in the thunder storms near the equator, and you can see how it taps in, travels up through the south-west, but for the storm that brought the record rain around seattle yesterday - we certainly have a lot of moisture moving in with that from the south-west. we are still

reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> one rider on

ktvu's david stevenson found out about other complaints in the area, including an arrest for a parks employee driving through the park. david? >> reporter: gasia, we first want you all to take a look at a picture. this is a mug shot just released by the san francisco police department, just under an hour and a half ago. it is 57-year-old thomas burnoski. he has worked with the parks department since 2006. he's accused of running down a mother in this park. now, coming back out here live, we learned more about the suspect today. and we also learned about these. we obtained these documents, complaints that people in the area registered about park employees speeding and driving through this park. in groups, san francisco cans brought flowers to this spot in holly park, where christie svanemyr was killed yet, run over by a city rec truck, as she lay sunbathing with her 11- month-old daughter. the child was not injured. >> i feel so bad for the family, to know she was here with her baby and, you know, just really tragic. >> reporter: police arrested parks worker thomas burnoski. investiga

thank you. >> thank you, president stevenson. (applause) >> thank you, supervisor cohen. it is my honor to present the next proclamation. it happens today that we are going to be having a discussion about how we protect and take care of our immigrant communities in san francisco. it also, though, happens that this day september 17th has been designated by congress as constitution day and citizenship day in the united states. and both of these days commemorate much of our country's history and what is important to our values here in san francisco. and so with that i'd like to invite up the leadership of the san francisco pathway to citizenship's initiative led by annie chung, invite your colleagues up to the podium as well. give a little background, colleagues. i think it's important for us as a local officials to recognize the work that's being done by the pathway to citizenship initiative program working in conjunction with the office of [speaker not understood]. i want to thank adrian [speaker not understood] and her staff as well as the generosity of five local philant

and there are at least two great poems that stevenson wrote. the other one is one of the ones -- one of the last poems that he wrote when he was out in samoa, before he died. and it's homesick for scotland. you know, blows the wind today, you know, and -- >> the other thing i notice about your work is well, you've talked about how important listening is. >> yes. >> and you talk about hearing the ocean. and you literally do hear the ocean here. what do you hear, in a poetical sense? >> well, that's what you can't say, isn't it? you know, that's why you have to keep trying, keep trying to say it. oh, i don't know what you can -- what you can say about that. and, you know, you can't ever say these extremely intimate things. i can't -- you can't tell me what the coffee tastes like this morning. can you? >> m-hm, because -- >> you know -- >> because -- [indistinct] >> --words don't do it justice, or -- >> the words don't do it justice. the words don't begin to do it. >> but that's your language. your forte is language, and you've studied other langu

slow to stevenson from that union city border past the dumbarton bridge. approaching the san mateo bridge we had an earlier crash. anotherish cr isis issuissue. the bridge moves, the bay bridge, moves smoothly once you get there. bunching up around powell because of a crash. you see a clear segment west of university avenue. but that doesn't last long. the backup at the toll plaza. we see while your left lanes as you approach, that pattern. off of 580, if you come off the northbound 880 you're doing better. back to you. >> also in the east bay a vote is on hold, the mt. diablo school board will wait, they want to add lights and a sound wall at the high school in concord. the school is using portable lights on its field but the vote was expect last night but the board had not looked at the environmental impact report. the people near the field are not pleased about the plan. >> the lighting, we could live with it. but p.a. system, play by play, i can hear it in here. >> neighbors say it would be okay if the lights and p.a. were only for friday night but the

but after the break rebecca stevenson will be here with your labor day weekend forecast. 7.35 raise up to 12.35 or 15. >> "consider this" will be right back. ♪ ♪ they presented the president withç] ♪ ♪ >> hi there, i am meteorologist rebecca stevenson. we have been tracking a storm, a little storm that just thought it could right off the baja peninsula and a very short period of time we saw tropical storm kiko, popped up right around 8:00 in the evening eastern time, and then within two hours, tropical storm kiko is almost a hurricane now. which means it's getting sustained winds building up to, it's gotta be 74 miles per hour to be a hurricane, but it's working on it. it's getting there. but the thing about the storm, as we take a closer look here, a little bit on the enhanced satellite it's not going hit land, we expect it to gradually slowly move to the north, northwest and stay out in the water. but what this will also do, is continue the moisture pump for the showers and thunderstorms up in to the southwest. so the desert southwest is getting a lot of these flood war

. ♪ ♪ >>> i am meet kwralgs rebecca ma stevenson.grateful for the army core of engineers because they control damns and when we have heavy rainfall we get rivers overflowing. a lot of flash flood ago long the southwest burk the flooding in the midwest tonight, severe storms. we have some thunderstorms that are focusing in parts of the midwest were try in dex, it's ts the heat that's the problem there. that's what the warnings are for, up in minnesota hail reported the size of golf balls, also getting quite bait of lightening strikes, excessive lightning strikes including the southwest too. we are seeing those storms track their way towards places like chicago and downtow down in to indianapolis, we'll have more details on the storms and how long they will be with us tonight in to tomorrow come can go up next. >> all right, remember car. 5.9 magnitude earthquake hit china today. killed four people, the quake hit the southwest part of the country 600 buildings fell with another 5500 damaged. the quake triggered landslides and cut off p

david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> now at 6:00 p.m. a woman in the park run over by a city truck. we are talking to police to get new details about the developing story. >> the number of police officers is a growing problem. >> when i call 911 they said i was 75th in line. no one eeverb came -- ever came. >> and bigger is better for the chp. a ride with chp officers hitting the highway in their new vehicles. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >>> developing news in san francisco where a city maintenance truck hit and killed a woman who was enjoying a day at the park. >>> i am julie haener. >> and i am frank somerville. >> in holly mark in san francisco. on highland avenue. ktvu's john fowler is live in the park where he just spoke to a wins about what happened right -- witness about what happened right before the accident. >> reporter: that's right. it is cool and breezy now but warm earlier today. you can see the clothing and the towel left by the viim right where she died. i

in the mean time across the bridge to san francisco and ktvu's david stevenson.e over there can't wait for this bridge to open as well. >> reporter: that's right. look behind me. you could see san francisco police officers, monitoring the traffic allowed to get on. they are turning away other people. they are counting down the hours till they reopen to everyone and cars can cross the bay bridge again. >> even on labor day traffic couldn't have been busier. they can't wait to take their two wheelers on the new eastern span of the bay bridge. >> yeah. i think it will be great. lot of people will take advantage of it. another place to go on a bike. >> reporter: from driver's curiosity about the view. >> i am excited. >> reporter: from traffic control officers. >> yeah. been a lot of standing. we can't wait. >> reporter: relief from steering drivers away. >> tourists. and they are confused. lot. >> reporter: the closure hurt small businesses. on this holiday this plaza should be packed with tourists instead business is down big time. >> maybe half. 50%. >> one said h

ktvu's david stevenson was there for the race and also the big celebration afterwards. david? >> reporter: the victory celebration wound down an hour ago but there are still a lot of people here at america's cup park after a day that saw record set as oracle team usa took home the america's cup trophy again. >> reporter: just after 3:00 p.m. the oracle team usa came ashore to applause and a rowdy celebration with confetti, champagne and the cup. [ inaudible ] [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: the crowd cheering on oracle as they headed into home stretch. 25,000 people turned out here to watch. so many that police and fire department told me they had to close down had entrance to the park. oracle team usa took the cup, a big thrill for supporters, a big disappointment for new zealand fans. >> this is super bowl, world series all wrapped into one coming from behind like that. can't beat it. awesome. >> yeah, been rough. i have been out here every day rooting for new zealand and just disappointed. >> oh, my god, it was absolutely amazing. you know, the biggest come back in spo

. >> i'm meteorologist rebecca stevenson.today we had a lot of monsoonal moisture in the northwest. when you hear the word monsoon you may think of india and monsoonal moisture coming through india and the heavy rain they get. monsoon definition is change in wind direction. they'll get through the first part of the year dry and temperatures drying towards triple digits. now they've got the triple digits in the southwest and the winds are changing direction pulling up a lot of moisture from near the equator. and the thunderstorms have been bringing in some extremely strong wind gusts. a lot of hail and we've mrs. had a tornado spotted. now the person that responded -- spotted this was near lake paris in southern california. they spotted an actual funnel cloud. it's yet to be determined if it's a tornado or just a funnel cloud. hail and wind reports moving through the central portion of the state along with temperature drops ten to 20°. the dakotas got most of the wind and hail today but coming up i'll tell you about more place

at 5:30, ktvu's david stevenson looks at what some call aty -- call a design flaw on the new bay bridge. which drivers do not notice now but could notice in the years to come. >>> in response to community concerns about racial profiling, the community is coming together to voice their concerns. robert handa has what police are doing differently now. >> reporter: the san jose police are answering questions by implementing a new policy for when officers stop people for questioning. a process many officers say is necessary especially in situations such as rioting. officers could make people sit on curves or place them in a police vehicle. officers must now document all limited detentions even when there's no arrest or citation issued. the independent police auditor applauded the new policy calling it a good response to the many complaints she's received. >> mostly from communities of color who believe that they were being stopped and made to do things that whites were not being made to do. basically racial profiling. >> this policy will address any concern that the public has had regarding

my name is jonathan betz. >> meteorologist: i'm meteorologist rebecca stevenson.e're tracking a area of low pressure all day yesterday into the night with a lot of lightening and a lot of flooding. this shows the low pressure in the last 12 hours moving into the cascade mountains. moving partly across southern washington before it tracks up towards montana where we have severe thunderstorms popping up right now. in portions of western montana we're getting strong gusting winds, heavy rainfall and hail. now most of the rain that is coming from the storm in the course of the next is it hours is going to be focused along the canada border and even parts of canada, british columbia and over into the western montana area. the rain will move eastward but slowly. it will hover over idaho, montana and impact nevada. you see the area of low pressure, but note the direction of the spin of this counterclockwise low and know where we have had several tropical storms near the baja peninsula in mexico. those tropical storms have been pulled up and a lot of that moisture got pul

. >> i'm meteorologist rebecca stevenson. today we had a storm basically right in the middle of the country. hot weather, 10 to 20° above the average for places like rapid city, denver, oklahoma into texas. but if you went to the east coast or the west coast, the story was cooling off and we'll continue that cooling trend on both sides of the coast. now for the east coast, this is where we're seeing temperatures already start to drop down, a much comfortable -- more comfortable i should say temperature in the east. we're expecting the temperatures to drop even further for specific areas into friday. lows overnight, friday, little bit chilly for pittsburgh, 46°, most of us in the 50s, but friday morning clear skies out there, this is where we're going to have temperatures drop in the valleys. any heat we get during the day is going to escape through the clear skies in the atmosphere so frost advisories issued early friday morning in parts of new york and northern maine we have a freeze watch in effect. this is cold canadian ai

as david stevenson reports, he went looking for victims on the night of the killing. >> reporter: the and cousin of the victim came to the supreme court today searching for answers. >> i want to know what happened. >> this individual went off hunting that night and unfortunately he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> reporter: police say that the 30-year-old san francisco man is seen here on a train monday night minutes before he allegedly shot and killed justin valdez, a fellow student. >> i don't believe it. i don't know. he goes to school. >> reporter: he was in court today charged with felony murder and possession of this m- 10 assault rifle, illegal in california because of the altered hand grip. it's unclear how he got the gun. >> we hope to have better information next week. >> reporter: he is charged with assault with a firearm. he held a gun to another student's head prior to shooting valdez. that young man escaped on a muni train and called police. >> it seems like in the first instance he didn't have the courage to pull the trigger. in the second instance, he obvio

. >>> hello, i'm metrologist rebecca stevenson. a relief for those in the north-east as humidity drops and cooler temperatures move in. it felt nice and cool for a lot of folks, even in ohio, when it was warm - it still felt a little better. less humidity. cleveland, pittsburg at 76. heading to maine. go north and you'll get a little cooler. maine - you are looking at temperatures in the 70s now. portland, maine at 79. you will be cooler in the next couple of days. look at the difference in the colours of the map. note how it gets a little green or blue the further north you know. overnight temperatures will cool off. toronto - 53 for you. that will feel good. albany drops to 56. this is the beginning of a cooling trend on the way for another couple of days. we are, in fact, looking - by the time yes get to friday morning - for a freeze watch in northern maine. we'll get the temperatures dropping down chilly. the freeze watch, into the 30s. details on who else will cool off a bit and who will get a lot of rain, next. >> thank you.

. >> rebecca stevenson is up next.erica tonight with joie chen, i'll see you back here rat 8:00 eastern time on monday night. >> welcome back, i'm meteorologist rebecca stevenson. we are tracking where the moisture is coming in the united states and it's interesting because we have a steady stream of moisture coming in along the southern half of the united states through mexico in the form of tropical depression number 8, swirling around and takes a turn and starts to head back to the east. what that's done for us is createa series of showers and thunderstorms, localized flooding and turns up into the southwest. even yuma, there was dust storms lowering visible to a quarter of a mile. thunderstorms up in montana we'll look at that in a moment. i first wanted to show that you we're going to continue with the showers and thunderstorms, working their way through the east to the west, not a typical direction that we always get our weather but when we start seeing tropical storms many times they do take a turn into texas an

. >>> i'm rebecca stevenson.have been tracking thunder storms and showers and extremely heavy rain. in fact hitting record rates of rainfall for parts of central florida. school temperatures too, running 5 to 10 degrees below the average. seeing the rain total up pretty quickly and the winds are shifting in the upper atmosphere to direct showers and thunderstorms into florida. all of this tropical moisture and high dew points, keeping us very warm for florida. probably won't see things cool down until we get to the average time. temperatures drop to 50 overnight, and we expect that in late october or early november. orlando has ever 2.5 inches of rain, and the water vapor satellite shows the intense moisture directed at the central part of the state. coming up i'll show you where snow is moving in fast. >>> struggling to recover, coming up on al jazeera, the latest financial problem shrimp producers are facing in the gulf. >>> plus the billion dollars deal to keep blackberry over for business. ♪ al jazeera americ

. >>> i'm meteorologist rebecca stevenson. we're tracking a cold system and it's spinning up a lot of thunderstorms bringing in very heavy rainfall. a lot of lightning too. the lightning is exactly what we don't want because this is where we have very dry conditions in the west. so we have fire weather concerns despite the amount of rain that's coming down. we're getting lightning strikes sparking new fires outside the very heavy rainfall. you can see plenty of warnings that have been popping up and off and on throughout the night and in the morning. we're going to see this through the first part of today before the storm system tracks just enough to the east that'll get mainly rain in the force of off and on showers. most of our heavy rain is across washington state and north idaho. seattlele you can expect a cloud the canes and cool day. most will be cool in the 60s as that center of low pressure if tracks in and it's going to come back as we get in to next week. now in the northeast right now we've got dry conditions but yo

as david stevenson reports, he went looking for victims on the night of the killing. >> reporter: the parents and cousin of the victim came to the supreme court today searching for answers. >> i want to know what happened. >> this individual went off hunting that night and unfortunately he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> reporter: police say that the 30-year-old san francisco man is seen here on a train monday night minutes before he allegedly shot and killed justin valdez, a fellow student. >> i don't believe it. i don't know. he goes to school. >> reporter: he was in court today charged with felony murder and possession of this m- 10 assault rifle, illegal in california because of the altered hand grip. it's unclear how he got the gun. >> we hope to have better information next week. >> reporter: he is charged with assault with a firearm. he held a gun to another student's head prior to shooting valdez. that young man escaped on a muni train and called police. >> it seems like in the first instance he didn't have the courage to pull the trigger. in the second instance,

reporting live if san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> what do you think about the back of oracle? we're getting a lot of comment shares and likes and you can search for ktvu channel 2 >>> fire crew his to battle the weather and low water pressure in piedmont late this afternoon. it started about two and a half hours ago. the

we begin with david stevenson live from the america's cup village. >> reporter: good afternoon. you can see the crowd of folks watching the oracle boat being towed out ahead of the race. a lot of energy and excitement out here on piers 27 and 29. you can see the people who began streaming in here at 10:00 a.m. getting ready for this final race. >> u.s.a.! u.s.a.! >> reporter: the rivalry is revving up ahead of the scheduled 1:15 p.m. start. fans of oracle team usa and team new zealand turned out to see the boats pull up. the winner take all match means tensions and spirits are high. oracle fans are thrilled the team pulled out seven straight wins to tie with new zealand yesterday. team new zealand fans are more than a little concerned. >> panting, pacing, i can't imagine what they're feeling. it's so exciting. we're all very, very exuberant about it. >> you have to feel for the guys and oracle is doing a great job. they have not given up. they're playing with a lot of heart. i think we can get there. >> reporter: i attended a briefing by race organizers. they said they were very

but after a quick break, your forecast with rebecca stevenson. >>> i'm meteorologist rebecca stevenson. we have rainfall amounts coming down as quickly as one inch an hour and quarter-sized hail and wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour. severe thunderstorms are moving through the pacific northwest, and this is a place that doesn't normally get severe weather. already today we had a tornado by doppler radar spotted in northeast oregon that only averaging one tornado a year. now, we're watching this line of thunderstorms, and it is a significant line stretches across northern oregon and into southern washington. severe thunderstorm warnings have been issued for a number of reasons. the heavy rain has brought flash flooding to all three states of washington, oregon, and idaho. boise, you've been getting wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. so these intense storms are tracking their way not only from the south, but they're moving out of the cascades towards the west. so it's an unusual direction for storms to take, especially when they're this powerful. be aware if you're in the pacific north

>> the 17th amendment, in the way the way it was originally set up, howard stevenson a state senator in utah for we had lunch even gone to church together he is my state senator. i can say our senator just voted for tar and voting to increase government and he is out of control. fin howard goes to the legislature to say we share the same thing so they get on the phone to call him up and say you are fired and they take as senator home and send a replacement. that cannot happen today but that is so it was set up today i have to wait five 1/2 or six years until the next election and he can do a lot more damage during that timeframe so it really did destroy and cut our representative government so that is one of the movement's to a strong top government of socialism. >> host: and bad amendments is the name of the chapter in educe say what are some of those bad points? >> now we need to go to my cheek knows. [laughter] we have so many good intentions when they violate the principles then our country starts to go off into areas that create more problems down the road one is about citizensh

. >> i'm metrologist rebecca stevenson. earlier we had landfall for a typhoon in china - one of 20 this season so far. in fact, when we look at the tracks, the majority moved into the area of china, bringing in so much rainfall that in the last month we had several reports in north-east china saying this is the most rain they have had - significant rain in 50 years or so with all the flooding, landslides. the last thing we want to see is another typhoon making land fall. see the tracks of these to. three were typhoon, the rest tropical storms - still packing a punch with the rain. looking at the satellite picture of the storm, hong kong international airport reported 2 inches of rainfall, wind gusts up to 55 miles per hour. scattered around the coast there's higher amounts and stronger wind gusts. mo moving to the radar and clouds - for the first day of fall there was snow in the mountains, high elevation, above 1800 feet. there's a bit of snow above 9,000 feet in colorado rockies. it will come down as snow up high in the m

let's go to rebecca stevenson for a look at the weather. i hope that the storms are laying off colorado for now, ebeck. it's not good out there. >> it's not good at all. right where we have the flash flood warnings, too, is exactly where we have showers and thunderstorms come throughing. the amount of rainfall is not as much with these storms as last week, but still half an inch to an inch of rainfall easily within the storms and gusty winds. they're tracking through new mexico and also up into colorado. now, as we zoom in on colorado, what i want to note at a time about the storms here is they're attempts to shift a little bit farther to the east and tend to lighten up. that's certainly good news, because that rain is coming down as it does in the mountains on burn scars from wildfires we had last year. this is actually in new mexico. this is silver city fire. as we look at burn scars for colorado, the areas outlined in red, you can see the largest one is fort collins that burned last year. we have a number of burn scars where the water co

reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news >>> community leaders celebrated '2 news >>> community leaders celebrated the reopening of a freshly reason o valted -- renov ated village -- renovated village. they includea health clinic, charter school and a 3,000-square foot community space. >> this needs a multiservice center and this is the place we'll do that. i want to thank all of you and it's a beautiful present. >> the village was previously managed by you a nonprofit. the city took over management two years ago >>> we told about you crimes against casual car poolers. now, new information about why commuters aren't the only ones being targeted. >> i'm very, very worried. this is an unprecedented kind of ride. >> also, few are bay area women are getting breast cancer dying. >> and temperatures trending upward in the bay area forecast. i'll lay at the specific conditions to assess in your neighborhood. >>> security wear john macafes he working on a new venture in silicone valley. he'll fund the project himself and is meeting with potential partners in palo a

this is southbound 880 approaching stevenson. it is causing a delay now southbound 880 almost backed up from beyond highway 84. the 880-237 interchange in milpitas is still doing okay. our south bay drive has been fine for 880/237. expect backups on north 101 because of an earlier accident at mckee. the bay bridge commute stacked up westbound over at the bay bridge toll plaza backed up from the foot of the maze with the metering lights on and not too far from there there is an accident in emeryville west 80 approaching powell that's going to be a long drive this morning for commuters heading towards the bay bridge toll plaza. highway 4 also crowded this morning in that westbound direction. it's only slow from antioch as you approach pittsburg. once you pass that, it does okay heading down the willow pass and again big delays for the bay bridge. that would be a hotspot. and delays for caltrain, as well. that's a look at traffic. here's lawrence. >> all right. the winds kicking up around the bay area. the fire danger going to be el

. >> i'm metrologist rebecca stevenson. still getting a few light rain showers and thunder storms in the parts of the south-west. not nearly as much rain fall as we had last week in parts of colorado. new mexico had heavy storms. we are adding on the rain totals. when we look at the high-river flows, they are in the 99th percentile in stream flows in colorado and new mexico, when comparing to historical high stream flows. there's a lot of water out there rushing down. a lot of the rivers hitting their crest. the flood crest is travelling down stream. we have record flooding continuing in parts of north-east colorado, approaching parts of nebraska. incidentally boulder, colorado, with all the rain in the last week, it is the wettest year on record - 2013. that's in seven days you had about 14 inches, close to 15 inches of rainfall in boulder. well, so far over 30 inches of rain is what's been totalled. and a big help in getting the moisture up to you is the tropical storms moving through mexico. we had a straight shot of tha

in front of the police station on stevenson boulevard. the event is open to the public. >> in the spirit of friday the 13th, the famous winchester mystery house is holding its annual bell ringing ceremony. 13 the magic number. the bell will ring 13 times today at 1:00 p.m. which is 1300 hours, in honor of sarah winchester who was fascinated by the number 13. this year's bell ringers from the down syndrome connection of the bay area. this is an organization that receives donations from the mansion's fountains. you know you can find all kinds of symbols so 13 throughout the house and that includes 13 palm trees and yes, 13 restrooms. kind of spooky. >> very interesting. >> cool stuff. we know twitter's going public but we don't know much else and why the san francisco company is allowed to keep us in the dark. >> i'm guessing probably make a whole lot of money. we have new information about that massive fire that destroyed a good portion of the new jersey boardwalk. they cannot catch a break out there. this happened just months after it reo

. >> meteorologist: i'm meteorologist rebecca stevenson. we've had snow coming down in the mountains heavy at times especially in central idaho and western montana. where we've got plenty of warnings going on right now. early yesterday morning we had the snow come down around mount rainier. this is a sunrise mountaineer mount rainier up above 6,000 feet. the snow level has got to be fairly high to get snow to stick like this. any lower mountain passes and the snow was pretty quick to melt because the roads are still warm from summertime. as we look at u.s. 93 this is the pass in idaho. the snow levels tonight are down falling to 5,000 feet, and that is where we're going start to see snow accumulating. the valleys in western montana, butte, anaconda, georgetown lake, you're going to get a couple of inches of snow overnight. our concern is its wet snow and wet snow is heavy and can pull down power lines pretty easy. we'll watch for that and warn truckers, hunters, campers, you're going to have wet snow and it will be cold in the mountains ton

i'm metrologist rebecca stevenson. we had plenty of rain pushing into the west coast coast. a new side was bringing in so much side to the kaz cades that we had a delay in the seahawks game. that was because of a lot of lightening with a system working through aragorn and washington, and we'll get rain for western washington and org gone -- orgen. you can see from the probability map that the most likely spots where it will continue with rain, western washington to portland. one of the first thing that grabs your eye is south into mexico. we have a tropical storm in the pacific ocean moving to the north, and we are getting rain from the second hurricane ingrid. ingrid will cause problems. rain fall and gusty winds - we'll have problems with flooding, potential mud slides and we'll monitor this because this storm will move onsure through the course of morning hours into the day ahead. that storm system is also swinging up showers and thunder storms into southern texas. now we have a potential flood advisory. this is being issued for the texas coastline from corpus christy bay

. >> i'm metrologist rebecca stevenson. plenty of rain slamming into central florida. you have been getting record rain fall and cool temperatures. below average for parts of tampa, talahasi. flood watches in place through the first part of our day. we are still getting a lot of heavy rain fall out there. showers, thunder storms, and all the cloud cover coming in with the showers and thunder storms. it will keep the temperatures down in the "70s, to low "80s. i know this doesn't feel cool, and we are not expecting a fall cool down until later in november - it's about average when we feel the difference. we are watching all the water vapour and tropical moisture that was going into mexico and texas. it shifted direction and has been focussing in to florida, and that's why you get the record total rainfalls. where we have been dry, sunny and chilly, frost advisories for the north-east and michigan, a new storm is getting ready to come in. while arizona is in the midst of its first freeze of the season, we'll get arizona in on big action, along with california as the new

i also want to note as distinguished by this report by miss stevenson, this is a resort that -- report that came out in 2010. the issues have been the subject of discussion for quite some time. we understand and we want to give you an opportunity to present and we don't expect very specific delineation of the things that you have done. but i think that 3 years after an audit and assessment comes out, it would be appropriate to have a general discussion about that. >> anything else, mr. president? >> no, i'm perfectly willing to answer any questions. >> well, i do want to make sure that i let supervisor wiener and everyone else. i do have a couple of questions if i may and i want to limit the questions so that we can turn to public comment and i also know that you have been joined here by the acting executive director, the general council, i want to make sure if anyone wants to say something that they have that opportunity. but generally it is connected to the report because one of the things that the report as a general matter recommended was that the rebuilding of senior management at

let's go to david stevenson and what he's learned about the life cut short. david?reporter: well, first, we want to you take a look at a picture we just obtained this afternoon of the man that police say rolled his park down this hill. 57-year-old thomas burnoski. he's been with the department since 2006. coming back out here live, as the memorial continues to grow, we're learning more about the victim and the suspect accused of running her over here. sun rays and a growing mound of flowers mark the spot of a terrible tragedy in san francisco's holly park. >> we heard about it, it was devastating. so it's important for us to come out here and show support. >> reporter: a 35-year-old woman was killed yesterday, as she lay sunning with her 11- month-old daughter isa. the baby was not injured. >> i kind of feel bad for the baby, because, like, i imagine not living with a mom and the mom see the baby's graduation or anything like that. >> reporter: police today said they arrested and booked 57- year-old thomas burnoski. he is being held on $315,000 bail. he has been wit

. >> hi, i'm meteorologist rebecca stevenson.t's going to be another hot day for places around dallas, forth worth, objection objection stickers and in to kansas. we're eb expecting highs to getn to triple digit and around houston and memphis an 98-degrees in tennessee. we're going to to bring in some showers too because some of these placeless have the shower cool you off. than will happen farther north. as we get in to the day throughout 88 for chicago, 98 for memphis. labor day is the day that temperatures will drop a little bit especially as we get to mind indianapolis. you have been getting a lot of showers in indianapolis and downpours around chicago where a high on monday will be 78-degrees. some of that cool air will start to filter its way towards new york but staying on the humid side on labor day for new york. it won't be until the actual middle of the week that we'll get that cool air moving in. you can see on the clouds and radar. we've got two tpr-pbts that we're dealing with. the first one is along the east coast t

. ♪ ♪ >> meteorologist: hello i am meteorologist rebecca stevenson.e have been tracking two different stories, one in florida, where we have had record rainfall the last few days. and we have more rain with strong storms track through everybody mississippi and the northwest florida earlier. the rain showers will continue for florida. we expect you to get some drier weather as we work towards wednesday, thursday, and then it will get a little sunnier for you there in florida. but the other story, not so much on the east coast. we have some very pleasant weather from most spots except maine who has been getting a few rotating showers around. the big story is in the pacific north where where a large fall storm is tracking on shore. i grabbed these temperatures from earlier in the evening of tuesday evening because i wanted to show you the difference in temperatures as that air mass start today move n it' in. it's very sit tink in colors, cool never to the northwest that cold air is tracking in. early this morning we've got snow levels crashing down in mo