and under 1455 stockton at columbus avenue. those are for the tunnel and again, they are underground and do not affect the properties. the masconey station site at 266 to 286 fourth street fullerton is south of market. it's owned by convenience retailers which operate a gas station. negotiations are in progress to purchase this property. the second station site in china town is at 933 to 949 stockton street at washington. this property is owned by norman pechan, inc and owns a property management company and residential units and again, negotiations are in progress. over the last several years, people have asked why these two locations? mta studied locations at part of the process. early in the phase two planning, all station access points for the project were provided in sidewalk areas within the public right-of-way and studies were taken -- undertaken to evaluate opportunities for locating station access points and to minimize disruption to the congested sidewalks and pedestrians traffic along the project corridor. four stati

the hyatt hotel is protesting and blocking stockton street.r, stockton and many people are arrested. and-a sutter st., and this is the second boss cabus and traffic is being affected in the area. traffic is being affected in the area. x? [ meg whitman ] if we could only do one thing, putting people back to work would be the most important thing. the human cost of 2 million californians out of work is devastating, and i think, often, politicians forget about that because they don't see it every day. i see it every day. i think raising taxes on californians today is absolutely the wrong thing to do. we have to streamline regulations, we have to cut taxes for businesses, and then we have to stand up and compete. california needs to lead the nation again, and i think we can do it. or at least that's what my mom thinks. with high speed internet from at&t, i get my homework done fast, leaving me time to download movies and music and chat with my friends. mom: how's your studying? it's coming along! [ female announcer ] work faster, play more with ou

peter rodriguez was raised in both stockton and jackson, california where he first developed an interest in art. his fascination for art grew when mr. rodriguez went on a second trip to mexico in 1956 bringing with him some of his paintings hoping to exhibit during his trip. he found the appropriate venue to display his art, but was faced with a problem, no frames for his paintings. ever resourceful, peter, and relying on his background in advertising and window display used black yarn to draw frames around the paintings. in the 1975 he opened up the museum to present the artistic expression of the mexican people regardless of their birth nation from the informed perspective of the people themselves. as a museum expanded, it began to attract the attention of a broad scope of individuals including art collectors, and, thus, began to form a permanent collection now consisting of over 14,000 pieces. as the collection grew, so did the number and scope of exhibitions presented to the public. the community has come together to nurture and vision building a resource for the arts and the culture

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car smashed through the front of "24 hour fitness" in stockton this morning.believe the driver accidentally hit the gas pedal instead of the brake. the two runners were taken to the hospital. we haven't heard how badly they're hurt but the gym will be closed for the time being. >>> carpoolers on the golden gate bridge are going to have to go paperless beginning next week. today is the last day carpoolers can pay the $3 toll in cash. the only accepted form of payment now will be a valid fastrak tag. drivers with three or more passengers must go through a staffed toll lane with the electronic pass to receive the reduced toll. otherwise, they will be charged the full toll, $6 for cash, $5 for fastrak accounts. >>> you have heard it before, if at first you don't succeed, try again. that didn't work for a woman trying to get a rebate. the steps you should take so you don't get stuck in the same situation. >>> then what had people lining up for an event that's not even scheduled until next week. >>> what makes it so fun here in the weather center is i have all these

stockton, $23 million in the red is laying off 26 officers, but they're taking that fight to the streets. >> we're not doing as much follow up on police work. when we do respond to a call, we don't have the same amount of detectivetives to get them in custody. >> it's the most dangerous city in the state. the murder rate is up and keeps a running body count. >> during tough times, we have to make tough decisions. we don't feel that cutting public safety is the right decision being made at city haul. >> many crash strapped communities are following suit. >> we've made calls where we thought there were intruders next door, and the police were there instantly. now we'll be on a waiting list. >> the bay area city of st. carlos is disbanding its pd all together and turning it over to sheriff's office. it cuts the deficit nearly in half. >> they're going to have to do something. cut services or find a way to deliver them. >> outsourcing is one way to maintain the service level while reducing costs. >> even oakland where violent crime is up is cutting 10% of its department to save $14 million a

. >> reporter: this protest shut down part of stockton street for several hours today.timated 1,500 supporters ended up marching to the heights. it was a long and loud line of people. walking with signs and chanting through downtown san francisco. >> we are trying to show the corporations that we are not alone, that we're going to fight very strongly. >> reporter: hyatt workers were joined today by other union members. >> i happen to be a nurse. and i it -- part of this whole struggle is around health care. >> reporter: the union says that their average salary is $30,000 a year and that workers have given up half pay raises to maintain their $10 a month copay. >> you don't get no peace. >> reporter: about 125 protesters gave police advance warning and then sat down in the middle of stockton street. >> we're going the stand with them. if we're going to get arrested, we'll get arrested. >> reporter: officers with riot gear took place. >> the energy today should really be at the bargaining table where real progress can be made. >> reporter: officials say they paid about $2

. >> reporter: this protest shut down part of stockton street for several hours today. an estimated 1,500 supporters ended up marching to the heights. it was a long and loud line of people. walking with signs and chanting through downtown san francisco. >> we are trying to show the corporations that we are not alone, that we're going to ght very strongly. >> reporter: hyatt workers were joined today by other union members. >> i happen to be a nurse. and i it -- part of this whole struggle is around health care. >> reporter: the union says that their average salary is $30,000 a year and that workers have given up half to maintain their $10 a month copay. >> you don't get no peace. >> reporter: about 125 protesters gave police advance warning and then sat down in the middle of stockton street. >> we're going the stand with them. if we're going to get arrested, we'll get arrested. >> reporter: officers with riot gear took place. >> the energy today should really be at the bargaining table where real progress can be made. >> reporter: officials say they paid about $200 a mo

stockton, $23 million in the red is laying off 26 officers, but they're taking that fight to the streets not doing as much follow up on police work. when we do respond to a call, we don't have the same amount of detectivetives to get them in custody. >> it's the most dangerous city in the state. the murder rate is up and keeps a running body count. >> during tough times, we have to make tough decisions. we don't feel that cutting public safety is the right decision being made at city haul. >> many crash strapped communities are following suit. >> we've made calls where we thought there were intruders next door, and the police were there instantly. now we'll be on a waiting list. >> the bay area city of st. carlos is disbanding its pd all together and turning it over to sheriff's office. it cuts the deficit nearly in half. >> they're going to have to do something. cut services or find a way to deliver them. >> outsourcing is one way to maintain the service level while reducing costs. >> even oakland where violent crime is up is cutting 10% of its department to save $14 million annually. s

those inland valleys get hot, redding, red bluff, stockton, fresno, it's going to be very hot in the inland bay valleys. low 100s in the hot spots. most of us low to upper 80s. the forecast highs, there's the heats. those are your 100s right. look at all of those coming out of the valley. still kind of cool right along the coast. i think we'll get some upper 60s right along the beaches. 83 tomorrow in richmond, 78 in salsalito. down in san jose or in san jose, 93 degrees. it's just a very hot day tomorrow. no red flag warnings or advisoried expected. cooler big time by the end of the weekend. >> you can tell it was hot today. >>> officials want an engineering firm to fix vibrations on the s bar. a toll authority voted yesterday to fund an engineering firm to fix the problem. >>> a feud is brewing in santa cruz as a new law requiring i.d. to check into a hotel is closing to approval. that law will allow police to find out who's at a hotel. >>> okay, so the wait is over, coming up the record price and the new owners of the golden state warriors. >>> plus the mountains are calling, near

stockton came in sixth. mortgage rates have hit a new record low. government backed freddie mac cede today the rate on a 30 year fixed mortgage fell to 4.5% this week. that's down from 4.6 a week ago. this is the sixth straight week the late has broke a record. >>> google has hired 1,970 full time employees this year. that's about a 20% increase in their work force. google says it might have to hire more people to accommodate the growth of the business. >>> it was a wobbly day on wall street. >>> for a change, it's starting to once again feel a little bit like summer out there. let's check in with chief meteorologist bill martin. >> it does feel a bit like summer than it usually does. temperatures have warmed up a couple of degrees. i'll show you the temperature footprint right now. using colors, you can see the 90s out where you expect the 90s. around the bay, oranges showing up. you have 81 right now in livermore. that's up where it was. highs tomorrow will be a degree or two warmer. these are the official highs from today. 88 in antioch. that's a

as you can now see a group of more than 100 protest has blocked traffic on stockton street as hundreds more cheer them on. now most of these protesters are hotel workers who say that the hyatt is asking them to give up too much in contract talks. a hyatt spokesman though called today's protest a publicity stunt and says he would rather see workers sit down at the negotiating table instead of blocking streets. >>> it's happened again, another deadly attack involving a pit bull. this time it was a 2-year-old child killed by the family's dogs. the attack happened on trail creek court in concord and once again it's raising the questions, should families with children have pit bulls for pets? john sasaki live tonight in concord with details about an arrest, john. >> two-year-old jacob bisby is dead tonight and his step grandfather is in jail. it happened as the boy walk into the garage of the step grandfather's garage. the news has shocked neighbors. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: the boy walked into the garage and the dogs pounced him. >> he was taken to a local hospital where he was pronoun

stockton right now 74. last week at this time stockton doing mid-80s. so you get the picture temperatures cooler not just in the bay region but around the state. that's how it's going to be. this week temperatures or at least the next two days temperatures keep going downward level off a little bit. no heat wave this week. the upside is we are dealing with a lesser fire danger. by noontime 66 degrees. there is the marin civic center up here. this is china camp up here. 72 degrees for a daytime high. downtown san raphael tomorrow afternoon. kind of cooler than i would expect. expect mid-70s. high pressure weakening. fog coming in. temperatures going down. this pattern, sometimes you go, god that's a hard job you have all of the different patterns that come around. you know what, this pattern is not a tough one. persistent, with us all spring. a little bit of the winter as well. when this low shows up the inversion lifts up. the fog and the clouds move in land and temperatures go down. when this low leaves, high pressure comes in. the fog stays right at t

about 1500 people blocked stockton streets for about two hours right near the grandite hotel. this was the latest in ear size yf protests that angered drivers and neighboring businesses as well as customers. >>> police are investigating a string of robberies that may involved adults using boys to do their birthy works. one of the burglaries happened on linton avenue. a homeowner confronted a ten- year-old boy trying to get into his house. on at least two other occasion, homeowners reported catching a child who then ran into some waiting adult. police believe he gets in using open doors and windows and may not know he is actually committing a crime. >> if you are an adult that's trying to use a child to gaining a shows a house or as a distraction technique, it's very easy to do so. they are very i am pregnantable, could believe it's a game. now, this child is described as will tape yo with long brown hair, about five feet tall, 100 pounds. police are worried this child may get hurt during a break in or something else. they are hoping that anyone with information will contact th

. >>> well, in stockton two people are dead and five others wounded in what appears to be a gang shooting. police say all of the seven victims were hispanic men. two died at the scene. investigators say although the shooting seems to be gang related they have not been able to confirm gang connections to the victim. they have no suspects in custody. >> a cliff hanger race for the june primary election has finally been decided by a slim margin of about 16,000 votes. the secretary of state declared state assemblyman the winner in the republican race for insurance commissioner. he will face democrat dave jones in november. voter turn out final numbers for that primary. only one third of eligible california voters went to the polls and the numbers also reflect a growing trend in the way people vote. almost 58% of the voters cast their ballots by mail. >>> a business that is booming in this recession. an east bay couple's dessert recipes that now let them enjoy the sweet smell of success. >>> open for business. the campgrounds closed for years that can now welcome visitors to yosemite. >> i'm m

. >>> more than 100 sat in the middle of stockton street in front of grand hyatt hotel. the san francisco police say they knew about the demonstration and asked the workers to stop blocking traffic. since they refused, officers were used to united this em. and the anythingciations with the other hotel. talks have installed and wages. the local two, will force high. >>> . >>> workers have come together, and hired a message. we're here to fight, secure our contract. in san francisco, we had over 100 people who sat down and participated. we're taking a leak. the entire event was a publicity stunt. it costing. at least million dollar. and the taxes are generated by that amount of people. >> the union says they are willing to start a negotiation. if say the immigrant, they are in san were' if an arrest words, over a new contract. meanwhile, bus drivers took part of a sickout. i'll look at the impact it's having riders and that it will "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 spec

stockton right now 74. last week at this time stockton doing mid-80s.o you get the picture temperatures cooler not just in the bay region but around the state. that's how it's going to be. this week temperatures or at least the next two days temperatures keep going downward level off a little bit. no heat wave this week. the upside is we are dealing with a lesser fire danger. by noontime 66 degrees. there is the marin civic center up here. this is china camp up here. 72 degrees for a daytime high. downtown san raphael tomorrow afternoon. kind of cooler than i would expect. expect mid-70s. high pressure weakening. fog coming in. temperatures going down. this pattern, sometimes you go, god that's a hard job you have all of the different patterns that come around. you know what, this pattern is not a tough one. persistent, with us all spring. a little bit of the winter as well. when this low shows up the inversion lifts up. the fog and the clouds move in land and temperatures go down. when this low leaves, high pressure comes in. the fog stays right at the

this is actually stockton right behind me. and it's completely blocked off. the police were ready for this. there are barricades and a lot of officers out they're try to move people out of the way. >> all right, well, obviously avoid the union square area tonight. tracy grant in san francisco. thank you. >>> hate crimes are on the decline in california, but new numbers in tonight show those crimes are hardly a thing of the past. the office of the attorney general released the numbers tonight showing there were 1100 hate crimes before it last year. that is a 21% drop from 2008 when there were 1397 such crimes in california. and it's well off the peak which occurred in 2001 when there were more than 2200 hate crimes. >>> not the best return. in fact, it could be a re rough home for some passengers out of sfo. turns out their cars were destroyed in a fire. damien shows us the damage. >> reporter: the cars were in the long term parking lot, several destroyed by a mysterious fire. the car owners, they could be half a world away not knowing their car is charred. th

about 500 people blocked stockton street for about two hours near the grand hyatt.ll of the protesters were hotel workers. there were nurse, teamsters and other union members joining in. but nearby business owners say it hurts them more than the hotel. >> it's terrible. it destroyed my business. i mean, since they started, we have nobody walk in. there's absolutely no business. >> the protests have focused on who will pay for healthcare in. they hope to start negotiations in a few weeks. >>> hours of debate ended with the oakland city council deciding against a plan that could have brought in millions of dollars. that would include a 2% tax for medical dispensaries, an 8% tax on cultivators and up to 10 percent on facilities that sell marijuana for recreational use. the city council plans to take up the issue again next monday at a special meeting. oakland's police chief is turning to the federal government now for help in dealing with violent crime in oakland. chief batts says he will meet with the u.s. attorney's office and the fbi. batts says after 80 officers we

>> stockton, santa rosa and oakland were broken off and the county of solano was given to sacramento. the archdiocese at the time was 13 counties, wide ranging archdiocese including rural as well as urban areas. so they split it apart. >> at that point in time probably a larger population than it did 20 years earlier. when we come back we will take a break on mow sighic, talking with -- mosaic, talking with dr. jeff burns. thank you for joining us ♪ ♪ yes! ♪ look, they fit! oh my gosh, are those the jeans from last year? how'd you do it? simple stuff... eating right...whole grain. whole grain? [ female announcer ] people who eat more whole grain tend to have healthier body weights. multigrain cheerios has five whole grains and 110 lightly sweetened calories. more grains. less you! multigrain cheerios. >>> welcome back to mosaic on kpix channel 5. we are talking with dr. jeff burns about people, people in history. we will look at some of those pictures now, just a quick role through about a dozen photographs of moments in the history of the archdiocese of san francisco including all of

. >> what about stockton contributions at that point. >> i love servicing debt if you can. but in this case as to why the number get rid of it as soon as possible. get it out of your portfolio even if you up to borrow money from the 20% rather than paying 29% that's way too high of a number. >> right rugs giving loans of 20 points. i will have a question coming investments and apple that are not at all? >> it's still pretty expensive they want to do something a share. >> it's not that high. (laughter) i like the evaluation the price to earnings to growth rate on apple. apple is the cheapest way to invest in apple. their names and abroad, that's a growth stock that is a play on all wireless tablets. research in motion is going to announce a black cat later this year that will have broad kinships in it. there's another small teeny tiny fremont company called atx inc. its 05 dollar stock the go all the pads and notebooks. that's a play to. there's definitively a play that goes with apple as well as some of their suppliers i like the idea but apple's probably the safest of the

more than 100 hotel workers were arrested, demonstrating outside the san francisco hyatt on stockton. they backed up traffic in the union square area for hours during rush hour. the workers, cooks, bell man, and cleaning ladies, their issue is healthcare benefits, the hyatt chain wants them to contribute more money to their coverage. >> see what the transit agency said it will spend millions on instead. >> i am too honest. >> like 50. >> i think 90%. >> aren't there white lies you tell your children? >> is honesty the best policy? >> what really happens when people in the bay area think nobody is watching. >> now, she is warning others, the one thing you should never do if you visit yellowtone national park. >> and we are finally starting to see signs of warming temperatures around the bay area. we could see 90s showing up in the seven-day forecast. a look at that when we come back. >>>ed red-headed spy dubbed the sexy secret agent is reportedly leaves clueos facebook. anna chapman and nine others sent back to russia, messages like, "it was the best of times and the worst of times." c

. >>> in stockton two people are dead and five others wounded in what appears to be a gang shooting. police say all seven of the victims were hispanic men. two died at the scene. investigators say although the shooting seems to be gang related they have not been able to confirm gang connections to the victims. they have no suspects in custody. >>> two promising signs from the gulf of mexico. oil stopped spewing and no sign of leaks. but the road to recovery will be a long one. >> reporter: ann, so far so good with that oil below. that cap is holding. the pressure is holding. and they are encouraged by the way things are going so far. and no oil is gushing into the gulf. no new leaks and no busted well. so far b.p.'s experimental cap is preventing any more oil from gushing into the water. >> the longer the test goes the more confidence we have in it. >> reporter: for two days engineers monitored the temperature around the well. they have found to ruptures in the sea floor. b.p. will continue their tests through sunday. even once the well is capped for good, gulf residents know they ha

the bay area's premier stockton with fog. into the south bay, we really should see that fog makes it out cooler than temperatures. you'll see that here and occurrence outside 54 napa 58 in hayward 59 in fremont and 60 in mountain view high's for today not gonna be as warm as we were last summer here 74 petaluma 74 napa. will see particularly cool temperatures at the coast, 61 pacifica 62 and half moon bay the other side of the bay '60s, '70s and 70 in richmond, we are seeing little warmer temperatures in are in one spot, 82 of its word and 83 in antioch. south bay mild conditions 77 campbell, cindy five in centers a. kron here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. >> far, drizzle today the beginning of a cool down for the next couple of days warming up on thursday bring a since the mid-80s and then the mid-70s around the basic sectors. or to jurors return traffic. >> a hot spot in walnut creek, the northbound section of 680. very rare that we would ever point out slow traffic here on 680 in the northbound direction it is tw

street to the grand hyatt at union square. 150 people sat down in the streets and blocked traffic on stockton between post and sutter. the police circled them and arrested them one by one. they expect to reopen the street at any moment now. the workers are demanding hyatt provide better working conditions. a spokesman called the rally a publicity stunt and management has been bargaining quote in good faith. >>> there was quite a scene in marin county as the police officers searched for a suspected felon and found him hiding out below a dock on the bay. news chopper 2 captured the arrest after the two hour search it. started with a traffic stop on bridge way but when they pulled the man over well, they say he ran. they eventually located him hiding under that dock. the police say the man is wanted on a warrant for multiple felonies including assault with a deadly weapon and burglary. >>> oakland police say the two people who robbed and killed a virginia man on sunday night might be responsible for other recent robberies in the downtown area. investigators say this surveillance video shows a ma

it's the corner of taylor and mason and stockton, those particular two blocks. in contrast, i walked downtown with two are three empty storefronts, which have done an exceptional job to leave it looking very attractive. i wanted to mention that the windows are a moment to stop. the galleria has several done in the interim, local artists, and i would love the department to see what can be done to encourage others who are leaving vacant facaded behind to do something similar. it animates those stretches where there are no stores but there are windows to stop and look. the next thing is ann marie copied all of us on the land use and economic development committee's proposed development to candlestick point and the conditions attached to the board of supervisors. i found all of them very much in support. many of them expressed here by the commission, and i am glad that while we support it. the conditions are actually very good and require attention. lastly, i was very interested in reading an article about new air quality rules, as they might affect residential buil

but perhaps more amazing than the perfect game, the stockton ton native tausd on mother's day he hasn't since. that was over two months ago. today, he gets another chance to take the series from the white sox. check out who was there. phillen seymour hoffman is scouting for his role in the upcoming movie "money ball." bottom two. 1-0, chicago. bases loaded. some timely hit nepg single scores ellis and matt watson. 2-1, a's. they didn't really look back from there. kurt suzuki. he's swinging a hot bat since signing the new deal. singled to right. cliff pennington comes home. he proves to be the game-winner. a's win 6-4. they've won eight of the last ten. so an exciting day all around for baseball in the bay area. >> absolutely. very nice to see. thanks, laura. >>> still to come at 5:00 -- san francisco's symphony played for free this afternoon to a packed house. well, packed park if you want to be accurate. if you missed it, hweave some of st heexle nup weekends as well. ds >>> here's a little taste of the san francisco symphony's free concert today. ♪ >> delores park didn't quite have t

that that particular historical moment, because it affected en masse the whole community, all of stockton the whole japanese american community was uprooted and eventually ended up in arkansas. if you live in a community that's been through that, there is a common thread that runs through the psyche, the behavior of that community whether you talk about it or not. that's the community i grew up in. as i grew older in the late 60's when this whole movement began to sort of remember the event where, quote, the younger sons went back to the neisei and said let's talk about this. i happened to be around that time and participated in that particular critical movement when this whole concept of asian america came about where there was an acknowledgement that these kinds of stories are important, they haven't been told and we should tell them. so, for me, it's a time when i began to ask my parents, i began to look around me, i began to research and i found that there was all this, i don't know if this is a word, dimensionality to the story that's inside of me, that's all around me and has always

headlines around the bay area tonight, san francisco police arrested 152 protestors who blocked stocktontreet in front of the grant high i can't tell hotel this evening. about a thousand hotel workers took part in the march and rally in union square to draw attention to stalled contract talks between hyatt and the union. the sticking point health care coverage, who pays it, and how much. >>> meanwhile ac transit says employees held their fourth sick-out day in a row. the drivers union continues to insist it is not a sick-out. they say workers are just trying to adjust to their new schedules and new routes imposed by the agency's new contract. today's total sick calls, 190, almost twice that of a normal day. >>> the b.a.r.t. connector to the oakland airport is back on track. they approved a new financing plan that taps no to state money and b.a.r.t. reserves. the people mover would connect the coliseum station to the airport. still, no date is set for the start of construction. >>> well she was just a child raising money in the streets. >> it was hard to see my daughter on there. >> did a

club on broadway street overnight and i was working as a parking lot attend dant during the day on stockton and shutter. one day i met a guy in a bar and he said, you ought to get involved, get a better job. i said, where? he told me about united parcel. i went down there and started working at the united parcel delivering furniture. one day i made a delivery in the mission district. and there was an indian center there. i didn't know that. i went out there and i looked and it had holes in the sign, the neon sign. and so i looked at that and i decided to go in. i thought i was the only indian in san francisco. i'd never seen another. so i went in and the guy was there and he said, who are you? i said, i'm just -- i just made a delivery and i didn't know there was an indian center, i thought i'd come in and look around. i said, i drive a truck during the day and i'm a bartender at night on broadway. he said, you want to get involved? i said, i don't really know what i -- whether i can or not. i was telleding, you ought to fix your sign in front. you need this place painted. your chair there'

they were demonstrating outside the hyatt on stockton street thursday. protests backed up traffic in union square for hours during rush hour. officers arrested them after they disobeyed to leave. they were upset at a contract stalemate. at issue is the contribution for the health care benefits. the hyatt chain wants the employees to contribute more money to the health care coverage. >>> we want to check in with mike. we want to hope for friday light and, of course, it's early so we may have it right now. >> we have the 4:30 light going on right, you're absolutely right. should see lighter volume but livermore will be heavier earlier in the afternoon as folks get away head gd eastbound out of livermore through the altamont pass. the 14-minute drive out of the altamont pass over through livermore to 680. a blip showing up here or there because there are fewer cars so the averages not so great as far as the speeds. 60 to 55 miles per hour at the very worst. here you see the traffic. sunol southbound 680, no delays. a glow of the lights and you can see the l

video of a close call, seven people were on board a boat at the bullfrog marina a few miles west of stockton when it exploded. take a look at that on sunday. amazingly most of the people jumped into the water to safety. five people did have to go to the hospital with some minor burns. not known what caused that explosion. but the marina manager says the people on the boat had just filled the gas tank. >> today is likely a day of rest for tens of thousands of people who ran the 32nd annual san francisco marathon. now the man who won this year not only broke the course record, but did it in his first ever marathon. 25-year-old stanford grad and student keith bechtol has been running for about 11 years but he has never won a 26.2 mile race. his strategy was to set a pace that was comfortably hard. turns out his pace was good enough. he crossed the finish line first and set a new record while doing it. >> good for him. >>> the school biell will start ringing in a few weeks. chris clackum has the story. >> reporter: hungry stores have already geared up for back to school shopping, supplies for th

warming slightly today that will continue through the weekend along the peninsula it will stay cool stockton. satellite pictures of the north bay along the peninsula through dec. now get down to san jose as well in morgan hill. the next couple of hours we will stay caked in continuing to see shrouded in fog all up until about the o'clock hour by 9:00 a.m. clearing and then at 10:00 mixing it out but leaving clouds out there mixed into the afternoon with sunshine. 55 oakland warmer in hayward 56. south bay over. in the afternoon 80 degrees for center rosa we do get a bit of a warming. 73 san rafael 10 degrees cooler along the peninsula for san francisco down and to los gatos morgan hill could be in the '80s. livermore valley mid to upper 80s. 74 for hayward 68 in oakland. dear 7 day around they show a slight warming especially towards the end of the weekend by sending we could be pushing 90 degrees and some of the warmer inland spots mid-70s around the bay mid-60's for the coast. low clouds and fog expected to continue for most of the morning. next week becomes more patchy in nature temperatu

apple makes for good products they stumbled year and i hope they make good on the stumble and stockton nine there's problems rid >> many said they're still putting their names on waiting lists for the iphone for of course they hope by the time they get the phone this problem will be long gone. define more on the web site we have additional resources regarding the problems. click on link another big story if you drive the golden gate bridge today will be the last day you can do that and a cash transportation reporter as more monday morning they will be enforcing fast- track only. >> holding a bridge carpoolers started paying a toll the number of carpoolers paying with faster doubled since then but officials were still letting carpoolers paid cash friday will be the last day. monday morning all carpoolers will have to pay with fast-track if you have three people in your car but don't have fast-track you will pay this bolt holes starting monday morning if you're new fast track user there is only one other such you cannot use of fast track the only land. yumas use the cash fast track so th

around the bay keeping it cool the next couple of days tomorrow morning it will be another morning stocktonit does not look like it will lift for a couple of days we may see clearing by thursday, friday warming temperatures up by friday we could get operatives and 1 spots mid to upper '70s for the bay mid-60's for the coast. now much of a warm-up. >> the hot spot we've been watching in anticipating has materialized in moment craig even affecting the ride out of martinez it was a garbage truck accident add your boulevard was cleared from the traffic it had never the less back up traffic of 08 to highway 4 and 680 again almost a highway for on 242. in the southbound direction four to 42 as some of you prefer i call it. definitely stopped up here for this south bound ride we have picked up so traffic through antioch on highway 4 that is usually one of the first hot spots of the morning and it is this morning as well. interstate 580 coming out of trees in this morning's low going on tool 5 and on friday. then it's been tremendous slowing go traffic right through cultural that breaks up towards

hundreds in the valley away from the cooling influence of the breeze but that's up in reading, towards stockton. look at these numbers. 94 in danville. for my money, just about right. fire danger up but not crazy high. forecast along the coast. the five-day forecast 2 that is just basically not cooling but a nice weekend ahead next week. frank and july. >> we have not had any long stretches of the pink yet. >> thank you, bill >>> oakland's annual blast expo got underway tonight as some of the festivities of the workers on diverse were hop in order. >>> 19th am expo kicked off. they kicked off by honoring diversity workers. this is to promote african american businesses, jobs and music and continues tomorrow and sunday at the oakland colyseum. >>> mark is off tonight. bret is here to tell us about the giants on a hot roll. they went into the all-star game hot and they are still hot. >> they are still doing it. >> hot, hot, hot. this is all about pitching. giants scored just three runs in the first two games against the new york mets but it's three more than new york tallies and et appears that p

up 80, berkeley, stockton this morning, danville reporting some fog, pleasanton. 52 in mountain view. a little bit clearer weather. that is because we're getting a little drier northwest wind that is going to allow temperatures climb a little bit over the weekend. perfect russian river, napa, berryessa beokt weather all of that moving in. this is promoting deeper marine layer and surge along the coast and fog, niats and mornings but slightly drier weather. here is how it looks today. by 8:00, 9:00, clearing out by noon today. warmer inland temperatures. here is the forecast, for a little bit warmer day time temperatures, not only here but statewide. hot weather in the desert southwest. east bay temperatures will be in the low to mid-80s for the south bay. 74 in union city. 78 in santa clara and 80 degrees in san jose. san francisco today, and san mateo will reach a low 60s a little sunshine and 75, petaluma and clearlake, 69 in santa cruz. 70 was our typical bay area forecast, afternoon clouds, nice warm sunshine, 60s to mid 90s. >>> back to san francisco where we have a water leak. a

hundreds in the valley away from the cooling influence of the breeze but that's up in reading, towards stocktont these numbers. 94 in danville. for my money, just about right. fire danger up but not crazy high. forecast along the coast. the five-day forecast 2 that is just basically not cooling but a nice weekend ahead next week. frank and july. >> we have not had any long stretches of the pink yet. >> thank you, bill >>> oakland's annual blast expo got underway tonight a3q pre rinsing your dishes is frustrating. especially if you are not happy with the results after the wash. but now pre rinsing is a thing of the past. finish quantumatic is a revolutionary new detergent dosing system. that knows when to release advance detergent and power max bleach. to blast away hard to remove stains. so powerful there's no need to pre rinse for 12 washes. new quantumatic. only from finish. the diamond standard. >>> 19th am expo kicked off. they kicked off by honoring diversity workers. this is to promote african american businesses, jobs and music and continues tomorrow and sunday at the oakland colyseum. >

the fog on fog trucker the bay area's stockton was fog throughout all areas will see it received over the next couple of hours but won't it be until 11:00 a.m. the we see it proceed to the coast. it will be sitting over the bay and over the peninsula keeping temperatures cooled along the coast. current temperatures in the '50s 51 napa, 53 redwood city 54 the fairfield, 56 in livermore. your eyes for today about the same as just a minute couple of degrees warmer. 77 novato 74 san rafael and mcauley is to make her way south to the peninsula continue to see cool conditions 64 1/2 monday warmer in some detail 75 degrees. '60s and '70s 68 in oakland 67 in san leandro. inland spots almost the 90 degree reading out in india. pittsburgh is warm at 8787 livermore. south bay 87 los gatos 777 clair milpitas and san the bill. 7 day around the bay continuing to see pettifogging to tomorrow morning there will see a warm-up for the weekend low 90s high 80s and run spots high '70s that the bay mid-60s that the coast. >> 736 big development in the shooting death of a virginia man in oakland they have

stockton ranks fifth and vallejo is ninth under 4%. as for other regions, santa rosa and petaluma ranked 42nd. san jose and sunnyvale and santa clara came in as 46th. >> they will vote a new proposal today to make it easier for people to keep the lights on. it prohibits utilities from demanding additional deposits from qualified customers and they have to inform customers that think have the right to arrange a payment plan spread out over three months. the changes come after shutoffs spiked last winter when many californians struggled to pay their utility bills. >> california's appliances program is being expanded, adding solar hot water heaters eligible for rebates. they have $19 million available for people that replace older appliances with energy efficient models. >> you can receive up to $50 for air-conditioners all the way up to thousand for heating and cooling systems. most popular is refrigerate ears and clothes washers. >>> the program operates a first come, first served basis. >> amazon cuts the price on kindle. we have the b

in west hollywood in southern california san francisco force had no option they had this shutdown stocktontreet for more than an hour in front of the hyatt hotel critical mark tells us all this has to do with an ongoing labor dispute. >> these hotel workers say they have had enough more than a hundred sat in the middle the street for more than an hour in front of the hyatt hotel holding signs like this one demanding a new contract. san francisco police said they knew about the demonstration and ask the workers to stop blocking traffic. the reduced officers had to arrest them for your the union that represents these workers have been in negotiations with the hyatt hotel. talks have stalled over rising health-care costs and wages. the hotel wants workers to contribute to health care a local to union worker said coldly this will force highet to listen to their demands. >> we have reached depth we are trying to send a message saying or not to go way we are here to fight to secure fair contract. we had over 100 people who sat down so were willing to take rest of that. >> the entire event was a

i urge fema in the strongest possible terms to allow stockton residents to renew their policy without delay. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentlelady from california rise? >> mr. speaker, by direction of the committee on rules i call up house resolution 1517 and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the resolution. the clerk: house calendar number 214, house resolution 1517, resolved that at any time after the adoption of this resolution the speaker may, pursuant to clause 2-b of rule 18, declare the house resolved into the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for consideration of the bill h.r. 5114, to extend the authorization for the national flood insurance program, to identify priorities essential to reform an ongoing stable functioning of the program, and for other purposes. the first reading of the bill shall be dispensed with. all points of order against consideration of the bill are waived except those arising under clause 9 or 10

driving east, you will find 90s out in the central valley out in extreme sacramento and down towards stockton. spot forecast at lunch time 78. napa for the daytime high. 83 in clear lake. 83 in fairfield. some more cities where you live or near where you live these temperatures boy, i tell you what, i don't expect gillroy or morgan hill in the low 80s. mid 70s along the peninsula. fog in and out at the coast. but for two days now you have some clearing out at half moon bay. so good news there. the fog and low clouds will be a player the next few days. and just a little warmer into the weekend. but if you look the warmest temperatures still just upper 80s and low 90s. >> nice and comfortable. >> i like it, actually. >> i do, too. >> thank you, bill. >> governor schwarzenegger today vetoed a bill that would have given california farm workers overtime pay after working eight hours a day or 40 hours in a week. the governor governor said increased overtime would make california less competitive with other states. they get overtime only after working ten hours in a day or more than 60 hours in a we

driving east, you will find 90s out in the central valley out in extreme sacramento and down towards stocktonspot forecast at lunch time 78. napa for the daytime high. 83 in clear lake. 83 in fairfield. some more cities where you live or near where you live these temperatures boy, i tell you what, i don't expect gillroy or morgan hill in the low 80s. mid 70s along the peninsula. fog in and out at the coast. but for two days now you have some clearing out at half moon bay. so good news there. the fog and low clouds will be a player the next few days. and just a little warmer into the weekend. but if you look the warmest temperatures still just upper 80s and low 90s. >> nice and comfortable. >> i like it, actually. >> i do, too. >> thank you, bill. >> governor schwarzenegger today vetoed a bill that would have given california farm workers overtime pay after working eight hours a day or 40 hours in a week. the governor governor said increased overtime would make california less competitive with other states. they get overtime only after working ten hours in a day or more than 60 hours in a week

here, too, no slowing out of the altamonte past this afternoon, things slow eastbound to tracy in stockton this afternoon, things changing, low clouds, maybe fog, right, rob? >> interesting bellwether, clouds into the altamonte pass, a deep marine layer that again this morning, 50s outside. around lunchtime, livermore, upper 70s, warmest places the trivalley, mid-80s there upper 70s, san jose, 60s, san francisco and oakland. >>> people in san jose are getting burned by budget cuts. starting today, 51 firefighters will be laid off and at least one with fire house will close its doors for good. kimberly tere is live in san jose. this is the first time that san jose had to make such a big move. >> that is right, laura. state of san jose simply does not have enough money in its budge tote keep these firefighters on this morning, we will see the first wave of laid off firefighters turning in their uniforms here and by monday, all 51 of them will have work third last shift. daryl sales only worked six months and saturday will be his last day. >> hard when you have the potential for not having a