. >> the next speaker is bill wilson >> i'm here because i am president of the sunnyside neighborhood association and i have questions about the process this seems to me by agreeing to come back that that is exactly what we what. i really do hope that we can come together with a solution that the residents appreciate and feel part of rather than something that they feel is being imposed on them and they were not aware of. i can give you my card with the information. >> thank you. >> i work in a restaurant, so i come home in the evening between a love >> clocked 31:00 every night. i live on the corner of circular and staples. if i do not have this as an option, i will have to park quite a few blocks away. i am afraid that this could hinder my ability to park and also my safety. when i come home at night, there are 25-30 cars on the street and these are normal neighborhood cars parked there. it does people are not allowed to park, those will be part even more so on our streets and in front of my home. i am unable to park in front of my house. these cars will not disappear. they will eve

piedmont police say one of the most recent cases happened earlier this week on the 200 block of sunnyside. it cmo is the same. when no one answers, a second burglar breaks and throw back door or the open window. piedmont police say within hours of the break and they suspect this into burglars broke into a home across town on the south. electronics and computers are typically what these are after. the police say they only have limited information on the suspects at this time, they're asking residents of been on noted adult male comes to the front door asking for someone who does not live there to immediately call the police. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>catherine: there was a carjacking last night that san francisco patrol hill neighborhood. a woman said she was in her car and a man suddenly came over lean denim halter rope. he had a second person job in the car and took off. canada's clot went up in flames. it happened shortly before 3. will shows as the damage. >>reporter: even before they could determine the cause of the last fire back on january 12th, once again fire fighters were ba

it's sunnyside up. it's cool to mild.e'll go warm until tomorrow but wind will be a factor today. 3 in napa and 34 in kenwood. sunny, warmer as we go into the weekend and even next week. dave? all right, steve, thank you. >>> well, mississippi residents who survived those devastating tornadoes, now they are being warned about potential flooding. now, unlike the tornadoes, the emergency officials say the residents can prepare for this impending disaster. they say the mississippi river could rise three feet before foot level. that would put an enormous strain on the levees there. 33 people have died in those storms that hit mississippi. >>> the ugly incident at a giants' game made headlines this morning. this morning, the out-of-town coach at the center learns his fate >>> i pronounce they be man and wife together in the fame of the father, the son and the holy spirit. >> the archdiocese made it official. we'll have more on this when "mornings on 2" continues. bree: sis, help me create my oasis. marcy: ok, romantic garden?

the weekend will be sunnyside up and a little warmer but saturday morning, tori, very chilly. low, 32. >>> while the cost of crude oil reaches a new milestone, one company says it has a solution. why many people won't like it, even if it means higher prices at the pump. >>> taking a live look at the big board on wall street, not too much action right now on the -- in the stock market at the moment. the s & p is facing levels where sell something clustered in recent sessions. right now, the dow is currently up 17, 12,394. nasdaq and s&p right now are flat. >>> crude oil prices hit a 30- month high in overnight trading. crude was selling for more than $108 a barrel. right now, it's at 107.90. and the top exextive of the state-run oil company says he thinks that's too high. he says unrest in the middle east is driving prices higher. prices spiked when fighting occurred between moammar gadhafi supporters and demonstrators. >>> many san francisco renters say they are dealing with utility shutoffs as one of the city's biggest rental operators struggles against foreclosure. the owner