by a street has been a tragic we hoped not to have happened but also in you ride along the sunset boulevard you can feel that some individuals that are not going to pay attention will view and use this as a freeway it's not a freeway a major pedestrian and traffic thoroughfare that must be right handed for all the modes of transportation and consider people kwhor walking and riding as well as the speedometer so today, we're here on the establishment of a traffic signal but we know that no traffic signal in and of itself nor stop sign will ever create the level of safety we all want to have happy. so it is to be complimented by other things we do including the reduction of speed here on the sunset boulevard that's been at 35 mile-per-hour historically and is now we are reducing it to thirty mile-per-hour and at the same time, we have two additional streets where is it will be merry rag and marion by the end of next year. those combined with the reduction of speed here but with a constant education from not only our supervisors and sfmta our walk sf first and police department but also the en

one of the things the mire said is sunset boulevard colloquy wasn't we're doing here is not the end butto do people treat it like a freeway it's not a freeway but one of the 6 percent of city streets responsible for 60 percent of the fatality in our city. what we're doing here is a step it's adding up to more than $3 million investment we made along sunset boulevard to make it safe as the mayor said we've been working with the police department and the department of public health to really understand where and judge our collisions happening in order to address the other 6 percent responsible for the 60 percent of fatality collisions and bring the improvements out to the city sewe need the investments in order to do so we're lucky to have as representative of the people felt sunset district as a member of the county of the transportation authority and a member of the board of supervisors someone that understands the importance of making the investments focused on transportation and pedestrian safety and works on the board and the blue print for the district and emerged for the board of s

fair and sunset boulevard to cyclone not only because there are multiple schools ever other block but people using it more and more and as we invite people to live in san francisco to increase our population we must take care of streets like this this is not the only street or boulevard we have plans that include a major transportation bond to november i'll ask you all to peengs to that bond because it requires 2/3rd's vote it will not raise our takes but consistent with the general obligation bonds we've passed with the leadership of all our supervisors we've passed bonds for libraries and parks for other institutions including the latest one this past june where we increased our general obligation bonds to cover earthquake preparedness and emergency responses with all our sfrootz infrastructures this is the first time transportation infrastructure bond that has taken into consideration this in city since 1966 its important it's important investment in the crippled programs that improve mini and 3 hundred of the $500 million is visited towards safety programs focused on our streets w

and working to make sure our city vice president hears us loud and clear we need those along sunset boulevard so all our intersection have signals and so in the past evidently years we've worked to slowly being able to install the traffic signals by the end of the 2015 we'll have the safer in place and several years ago when i was work as a protective stiff aid i worked the volunteers as we plant and installed those mediums you see along yorba we've tried other things approaches and couldn't have done that with the police department command over there thank you for stepping up the enforcement and i also want to give a special recognition to people who worked on installing those i see them in the back thank you for all your response time for the injuries and the fatalities that was mentioned and i want to reiterate it is important in november successfully pass our general obligation bonds that's an important infrastructure bond to make sure that all our residents can safely carols the streets whether our walking or biking or driving i want to i'm going to turn it over to and thank you all for

we will work on sunset boulevard, crews continue through the weekend. >>> a man visiting relatives at stanford is now accused of groping and harassing two women last month, including one woman right on the university campus. he is accused of approaching women on two occasions and then harassing them. police categorize the touching as inappropriate, rather than sexual. a woman in salo alto claims he aggressively touched and kissed her, then on the 22nd, a woman on the stanford campus reported the man engaged her in conversation, then grabbed her hand and tried to kiss her. the suspect has been booked in jail on misdemeanor battery charges. >>> at palo alto driver that slammed his car on a sidewalk yesterday has a department with the dmv. the 90-year-old man is not expected to face charges but he has to take an emergency retest in order to keep his driver's license. in fact, he has five days to comply. six people are recovering from injuries of that crash. investigators say the elderly driver hit the gas instead of the brake while attempting to parallel park. >>> it's the last thing a t

special thanks to mayor ed lee in vision zero and supervisor tang for pedestrian safety along sunset boulevard and director reiskin and director chang and chief suhr for helping to implement vision zero. walk san francisco is a pedestrian organization we work to advocate for safer better streets in san francisco we worked with the city and our community partners to announce the goal of vision zero earlier this year and since then it's been incredible to see the city agencies that have come together and that's really important and inspiring symbol that our city staff and agencies and elected officials are dedicated to what is best for the community in this case eliminating traffic facilities in 10 years. everyday there is about one million trips taken in san francisco whether you're driving, biking over and over transit all of our trips start and end with walking unfortunately 3 people are hit by cars a day while walking in san francisco. as director reiskin mentioned are profitableable we're at the corner where one appreciable accidents happened it's incredible to see the city put in a signal

yesterday, there was a break in a water main under sunset boulevard, right next to ucla.ater came shooting out of the ground. it was doing this for four hours before the department of water and power was able to turn it off. you can see they estimate around 20 million gallons of water flooded the campus and surrounding areas. i didn't know l.a. had that much water. parking lots were flooded, basketball courts flooded, all flooded. it was a great way for students to experience a semester at sea without leaving the campus. and of course, authorities warned everyone to stay out of the water. they said do not go in, it could be dangerous, you don't know what's under there. needless to say -- the students ignored those warnings and had a lot of fun. hey, if you're going to waste all that water why not have a little bit of fun. look at that! who cares if a lot of water has raw sewage in it, if you can't handle a little bit of dysentery, you shouldn't be in college in the first place, look at. they're still working to get the water under control. i think our mayor garcetti misse

sunset boulevard has reopened with that break happened. >>> hundreds of cars covered with mud have been towed out of two under ground parking garages. more than half of the cars have been totaled. >>> happening today state lawmakers will consider a bill aimed at keeping guns away from mentally unstable people. it's all in response to the shooting and stabbing rampage that left six people dead. today the state senate will take up the bill. it would allow people to petition a judge to take firearms away from someone who shows potential for causing harm. family members licensed therapists and health care providers would be eligible to file those petitions. >>> state lawmakers are back at work today after their summer breaks and they'll have plenty of issues to debate in the coming weeks and months. among the bills to be considered a requirement for all smart phones to be equipped with antitheft kill switches. a bill guaranteeing all workers at least three days of paid sick leave per year. and a statewide ban on single use plastic grocery bags. >>> you may not expect to hear much news from

. >>> also in southern california the sunset boulevard running into ucla was reopened today after last week's massive water main break. the pipe burst sending 20 millions of gallons of water into the streets. hundreds deep destroyed and ucla an effort to praise $1 million to help those impacted by the water break. >>> james brady, who waged a personal battle for gun control died. shot in the assassination attempt on ronald reagan. and joining us from the satellite center with more on brady's seeingly. >> a victim of gun violence, he pushed for gun control and a leading voice on the issue. an erie scene on camera. john hinckley, jr. opened fire on president regular on march 30, 1981. mr. reagan was hit in the chest, and james brady struck in the head. you can see in this chilling video on the pavement badly mounded. president reagan recovered, brady was paralyzed. he needed several brain operations and confined to a wheelchair. he and his wife, sarah, worked on gun control. and roishg background checks on gun buyers and named after him and the press room. >> and he is somebody who revol

. >>> in other news, historic sunset boulevard near ucl a is back open after a massive water main break caused a serious sinkhole. parts of the boulevard were closed so crews could fix it and repave the road. last tuesday, 20 million gallons of water rushed on to that road into the ucla campus damaging the new hardwood floor in the poly pavilion and flooded underground parking garage. >>> a unique brand of trash talk. what's in store for the series finale. >>> farewell to candlestick. fans got a chance to say good-bye during the farewell community day. it was the last free event at the stadium before it closes once and for all. fans were able to take pictures of the mascot. the final event is just in ten days when sir paul mccartney performs. >>> take a look at what fans are doing to hunter. they were holding up signs like "hunter pence puts ketchup on his hot dog" and "hunter pence eats pizza with a fork." these are obvious insults when you're a new yorker. and hunter pence likes the godfather" and "hunter pence can't parallel park." mets are ahead. >> whatever. >> and the 49ers are go

the new pipe juncture on sunset boulevard will be reinforced with concrete and extra steel plating. ucla started a crowd funding effort to raise $1 million to help students and faculty and employees affected by the flooding. >> hundreds of thousands in and around there will, ohio, can still not use their tap water because the toxin was revealed in the water supply. officials are trying to track down the source and how many could be at risk. >>> for a third straight day faucets are on although new tests found that toledo tap water is safe in most areas the mayor decided to keep the water ban in place. >> i a not going to take take ay chances. my rare is by early morning, we will see a light at the end of the tunnel. >> residented shut make drink the water, brush their teeth, republic food or wash dishes. the emergency is affecting hundreds of thousands in the 4th largest city in ohio bringing it to a standstill. many businesses and restaurants are closed and hospitals are canceling surgeries and moving patients. doctors are worried where the equipment was sterilizeed. >> right now i

49-year-old death row records founder was one of three people wounded in the crowded party on sunset boulevardit was hosted by singer chris brown. no one was arrested. l.a. pd is also investigating three separate deadly shootings that happened within the span of a an hour. police say the attacks may be related. >>> large crowds expected to attend the funeral service for michael brown in ferguson, missouri. it has been more than two weeks since the unarmed 18-year-old was shot and killed by a police officer. the shooting sparked days of racial unrest in ferguson. also revived long simmering questions about police treatment of minorities all around the country. >>> a sea cooper is recovering after being attacked by a lion at the dallas zoo. officials say the attack happened during a routine transfer of the lions into a restricted area out of public view. one of two zoo keepers accidentally left a door opened and that the when the worker was bitten and scratched by the lion. hawpe able to use pepper spray and get out of the area. the lion wasn't injured and will not be punished >> all right, well

the workers are almost finished to the repairs on the ruptured line on sunset boulevard and removing cars that were trapped by the flood. they hope to complete the work before tomorrow's commutism the water main break on tuesday spilled more than -- commute. the water main break on tuesday spilled 20 million gallons of water on the city streets and campus. and leaving a huge crater in the middle of the street. 960 vehicles trapped in garages. many under water. nobody was hurt. >>> they are keeping a close eye on a leaky van tonight. the dam on twain heart lake is cracking and fears it could fail. we are shown what workers are doing to prevent a disaster. >> reporter: inspectors are on the berm on the bridge behind me. you can see a truck pulled up there. the beach and the lake are closed. the lake is carpenterly being drained after part of the dam cracked this morning. 10:45 the cracks were found by the operator of the dam, water flowing through them. now, reports of loud booms heard near the reservoir, signaling a potential failure of the dam. the state engineers areipspecting ip --

with commissioner moran about the fact on my way to the football game on sunday i drove down sunset boulevard. there was an article once again about the lawn in front of city hall. so, you know, i know who maintains sunset blvd, for example, that's the men and women of local 261 on behalf of the public works department. it's basically dead. i mean, it looks dead and we talked about that earlier. if available, i would like a copy of the book you have there on the landscape because believe it or not there are labor issues. we have a measure coming up at the november election related to proposition h and it's about synthetic you in -- you turf field and everyone has their opinion to grass and what the percentage is and so i would like that information because it looks like you have done a lot of great work about those alternative landscapes because irrigation is something we have to look into. the plumbers will be interested in that and all of the other, actually it's all on point. we just got this book today about the native plants and hetch hetchy. i would love to see the commissioners an at l

49 year old death row records founder was one of three people wounded in the crowded party on sunset boulevard. it was hosted by singer chris brown. lapd is also now investigating three separate deadly shootings that happened within the span of an hour. police say these attacks may be related. >> and michael brown's father is asking for a day of silence as he lays his son to rest. the funeral for 18 year old michael brown is scheduled for tomorrow morning and huge crowds are expected. it has been more than two weeks now since the unarmed teenager was shot and killed by a police officer in ferguson. the shooting sparked days of racial unrest and pre tests all throughout the country. >> a zookeeper is recovering after being attacked by a lion at the dallas zoo. officials say this attack happened during a routine transfer of the lions into a restricted area out of the public's view. one of two zookeepers accident accidentally left the door of an end closure area worker and that's when the worker was bitten and scratched by this lion. the lion were you not injured and will not be punished. >>> a v

. >>> new this morning, historic sunset boulevard is back pope days after this massive water main break flooded the area causing a serious sic hole as -- sink hole as well. parts have been closed since it burst last week. last tuesday, about 20 million gallons of water gushed on to the road and into campus damaging new hardwood floor in the pavilion as well and underground parking garages were flooded. about 400 cars damaged. >>> it is 4:49, new indication we could see outdoor hockey come to the bay area this winter. >>> outdoor work, golden gate bridge, they're moving the center divide. they're getting ready for the big cement one. going on right now, but food drive will focus on the delays for transit system coming up. >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >>> welcome back, everyone. taking a live look outside before the sun comes up, this is mccovey cove, giants, they are east in new york playing the mets today. early game, 9:10. >>> well a lot of people got to say good-bye to candle stick. they got a chance to officially say good-bye on the field. candle stick farewell community d

. >>> sunset boulevard near ucla is back open today, days after a massive water main break created a giant sink hole. parts of the boulevard were closed so crews could fix the pipe and repave the road. about 20 million gallons of water damaged the campus and underground parking garages. about 400 cars were also damaged. >>> up next, lego and a girl's complaint. [ heart beating ] [ female announcer ] the internet gets more exciting the faster it goes. that's why, coming soon, xfinity will double the internet speed on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet, period. [ heart beating ] xfinity internet from comcast. double the speed. [ heart beats ] >>> we'll be back in half an hour. coming up at 6:00, uber getting rid of one of its drivers. >>> one little girl is a believer of the old adage that the pen is mightier than the sword. she loves playing with legos but was upset when she realized there was more lego boys than girls, so she wrote a letter to the company and the letter went viral. the company responded by re

. >>> repair crews are busy shoring up the giant hole on sunset boulevard. 20 million gallons of water flooded the ucla campus. the flooding sent water cascading into pauley pavilion less than two years after a $100 million renovation. nearly 1,000 cars trapped in garages. repairs won't be completed until the weekend. >>> well, most parents will tell you they are willing to do whatever it takes to ensure the health and welfare of their kids, but only some parents have to back that up. >> gavin thomas is here with one couple that did. >> 12-year-old katy grace grovener was diagnosed with pulmonary hypotension in 2012. she would need a heart and lung transplant to survive. fortunately for her, there are doctors in the area who will do that rare, risky surgery, and lucky for her, she has the parents willing to risk everything to get her here. for a family with a very sick child, a place like lucile packard children's hospital stanford can be something of a home away from home. >> put your chest right against the plate. >> reporter: but for katy and her family, lucille packard is the last

we have heard about this before, it's called pay to play, some of the looks clubs around sunset boulevard back in the day, you would have to get your friends come in and buy liquor from the same club. the whole super bowl show has been way too hyped. the players are lip syncing in the first place. the network brings them in and pays for their expenses and things but to get some money of i.t., i find it hard to believe that katy perry will pay, and cold play isn't that big of a band, can you see them paying for privilege. >> they might get a boost. nfl looking for more money as if they need it. bill wyman, thank you. >> thank you antonio. >> that's it for now. the conversation continues, on our facebook or google plus pages. @ajconsiderthis or tweet me >> $16.7 billion, we'll look at why the case is still far from over. also farmers left high and dry by a lack of rain. we'll show you how that could affect your food supply. plus the race for a better parking spot. there's an app for that, a few in fact, but some cities across

crews are shoring up the sides of that monster hole on sunset boulevard. a new y joint connector is being made to replace the one that failed there. some of the cars marooned by the flood are removed finally from the underground parking garage and owners are being allowed to pick up cars that weren't flooded. >>> a wildfire west of yosemite national park, for a few days the fire had threatened about 50 homes in mariposa county. it burned 4200 acres and is now 58% contained. there are still concerns the fire could reach the merced grove of giant sequoias. meanwhile, about 15 miles south of placerville, a wildfire that destroyed 20 homes is now 95% contained. it's also burned 4200 acres mainly in amador county. >>> this is the most important forecast of the week because it's what? >> yes, it's finally friday. we have gotten here. it's been such a fast week this week. >> kind of flew by, right? >> it did. >> for some of us. [ laughter ] >> kidding. >> around the bay area today, we have some changes coming our way. starting out today with clouds. we have high

a large crater is what's left in the middle of sunset boulevard after a water main burst and sent 20 million gallons of water gushing into the street and on to the ucla campus. several fittings need to be made to replace part of that century old pipe. those repairs won't be finished until tomorrow. and at ucla crews still pumping water out of the parking structures where at least 400 cars are damaged. they estimate that won't be completed until sometime over the weekend. >>> the california drought is officially the worst in the state's history. that's according to a report issued by the federal government today. this map shows that more than half of california is now considered to be in an exceptional drought. that's the highest on a five- level scale. now, the drought is to blame for wildfires in northern california and severe hardships on central valley farms. the state recently adopted regulations that give local agencies the power to fine water wasters. >>> the plane crashed and these witnesses ran straight for the flaming wreckage. the brave actions that saved a woman's life. >>

engineering is actually coming in as we just put in one of the first new signal lights at yorba and sunset boulevard, where unfortunately a fatal collision had occurred and two injury accidents just in the calendar year, 2014, so the message has been heard loud and clear we have to get a better handle on the pedestrian and traffic safety. and we want to keep our focus on violent crime as a police department and as the 300 officers that were short right now, come back, you will see all of those beat officers, bicycle officers, and school officers, and park officers and hopefully that will also give us a chance to make a bigger impact on property crime, which is up and that is my concert refrain is do not leave your belongings in your car in plain view. if there is nothing in the car, and all of the burglar will go to the next thing and if you are going to use your cell phone, try to step into an old phone booth to do it and don't just walk down the street and not pay attention and fall victim to someone taking it. and although we are better this year than we were last year, our cell phone robberies a

about one thousand cars were stranded after a massive water main break on sunset boulevard flooded the campus. 400 cars are inoperable. the lucky ones finally got the chance to pick up their cars today. refires on water main are expected through the weekend. >>> well, new at 11:00 tonight, way beyond the call of duty. two union city cops took a routine call and turned it into a life changing experience for an elderly woman, her neighborhood, and even themselves. by not just protecting, but truly serving. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd joins us live in union city with more. >> reporter: well, when two union city police officers got the call, they didn't have to go far. but hen they got there, it changed their life forever. >> burglary in progress. >> reporter: mike yaeger has been responding to calls for ten years. but call to check out a possible burglary inside this union city home was different. >> we kind of checked the perimeter just to make sure, see if there was any forced entry. >> reporter: yaeger spotted a broken window on the side of the home, and that's when he saw blood. >> the

by a street has been a tragic we hoped not to have happened but also in you ride along the sunset boulevardou can feel that some individuals that are not going to pay attention will view and use this as a freeway it's not a freeway a major pedestrian and traffic thoroughfare that must be right handed for all the modes of transportation and consider people kwhor walking and riding as well as the speedometer so today, we're here on the establishment of a traffic signal but we know that no traffic signal in and of itself nor stop sign will ever create the level of safety we all want to have happy. so it is to be

tuesday's break left a giant sinkhole on sunset boulevard and workers are nearly finished fixing the ruptured line and they started repaving the street. near the first look at some of the mud caked cars that were towed out of underground garages on campus. they were taken off-campus where owners can get a look at the damage. more than half of the cars are totaled. >>> you know you're in l. a. in westwood and probably the last thing you think is going to happen. >> just going to have a huge flood right through there. gosh. >> you know the campus is kind of -- the campus is kind of a u. shape and all the water funneled right down there and the paw lee pavilion is at the bottom of the u. and just got wiped out. >> how are we doing? >> we are doing good. i am doing great. i'm fabulous. >> a good morning? >> how about that? it's early though but it looks like we are going to have an interesting couple of days outside. the monsoonal clouds are coming back in and sweeping back in our direction. you see a lot of the rain that's making its way across the sierra nevada now with the pocket of s

blue sea bellows that's why we named it and we it's a pretty fun place i mean we know right on sunset boulevard across from above and you got that place of course yeah that's a place yeah that's one place the big big place and the other puppets and wrong kinds of crazy stuff would you ever think you had a weird life. i mean i was a w c w heavyweight champion of the world at the beginning we were in a limo you were sober for some time and then i heard you called howard stern and you drank again. yeah i was for like two half years and and of an alcoholic. where you or i do i am i guess i you always are you know once you sort of why did you go back. i don't know man it's much easier to be sober i mean as hard as it is life's easier just sort of more accountable and sort of more on your game but there's also a fun factor that i was missing and i'm a bit of a wild child so you know i try to keep it all in check for so i'd like to be an ejector you're a functioning alcoholic and. you go on binges no i don't and i don't go on binges i want to you know the on say think about what is courtney thinking t

water main on sunset boulevard broke.at 1 on the $36 million upgrade that was two years ago >> : >> : to feel the heat out there and then sought triple digits of the coastline was '60s and the world to today in livermore same thing in fairfield another in pleasanton in the north bay upper 80s also to the south bay at the close on the fog kept things really cool only in the '60s this afternoon >> : looking live right now from golden gate bridge bridge tar obstructed below code coverage moving back and we will see cooler weather up there this weekend will show how macho cool down coming up in a bit. >> : the clock on top of the golden gate bridge toll plaza going to remove temporarily within the next we will come down to make way for a movable barrier. northbound curdling closes 7:00 a.m. tomorrow between toll plaza and north of the alexander avenue exit. the exits for vista point and alexander avenue the off ramp will also be off limits lange closures could continue into next week >> : dozens of small dogs leading the bay

of water on sunset boulevard to see all campus' tuesday 6 campus' facilities have been damaged hundreds of cars are still trapped and grudges >> : big nisei a's fans woke up to hear about blockbuster trade the a's ascending star power hitting outfielder and a draft pick to the boston red sox and will return the a's getting star pitcher john lecture johnny holmes with aluminate eat fruit a plan for the a's beckham 2012 bullet been going all and pushing the chips the middle a table was when the world series this year the contract is up at then the season it essentially a three month rental player 30 year-old is a dominant pitcher who won two world series championships and boston still see the fans' favorite leave town that's a blood a's fans >> : about the reelect him on gays and i think he was a good player on the team. is said to see him got the same time we have to move on see what happens. i became a fait a's fan and a lot somebody so special 08 kind of put me down a little bit. some accuse the future face the team i'm surprised about it. the a's lot better with what they did that for

at 1 oak nightclub on sunset boulevard.ight's mtv video music awards. >> it's scary. when the deejay gets on at a club like that, a high line club, and tells everyone in a curse word to get the f out, that's scary. >> reporter: reports are there could be more injuries. when the shots rang out, you could see clubgoers frantically trying to get out of the way. on his instagram account, chris brown wrote he was going to be at that vma preparty. posting his video of himself inside. >> i was to the left of chris brown's tablt. table. there was words exchanged. someone confronted someone else. there was pushing. after that, wasn't very long. there certainly wasn't going to be a fistfight. guns were in -- in the house. you hear the shots clear as day. >> reporter: then this instagram video taken by a person at the nightclub shows him driving away from the club apparently unhurt. now there are reports of an altercation between a rapper and security at that same club abo an hour or an hour and a half before the shooting began. at th

at the comedy store and laugh factory in sunset boulevard. look at the marquee. challenging robin williams to take the comedy talent and make god laugh. but outpouring in los angeles, an outpouring of appreciation and notes and candles on the star on the hollywood. and instead of a moment of silence, comedians celebrated his career in movie, tv and stage. >> anyone working today would look to robin williams and pull influence from him. i feel like he's one of the greatest comedians that lived. >> he would come here and i hear you work in the laugh factory and comedy store. and that's where i started. he just kept saying plow forward. heroes to fame and became cocaine. it gave him an excuse not to talk. he quit after john belushi died. he was chlor years. and returned to rehab in 2006. he battled depression. he said to abc it was like a standing on a pres pice and a little voice said jump. he returned to robberiy rehab where he took a photowith a woman in the dairy queen. >> he would take a picture with anyone that wanted it, and there was a lot of sadness behind

sunset boulevard is still closed as they work on the massive hole. two tow trucks have been removing dozen of cars. ucla will have to replace the floor of the pauley pavilion after it was ruined by all the water. >>> man is in critical condition after being hit by a train in antioch. friends say he was trying to move his bag across the tracks this morning when he was hit. he was airlifted to the hospital. he was said to be in critical condition this morning but there hasn't been an update since. >>> weather hot for so many in the far east bay but according to our chief meteorologist bill martin those people by the coast, not so bad. >> depends where you are. not that hot in san francisco right now. 103 in antioch, so. the coast is cool. warmer than average. highs today were up there. highs tomorrow are going to be cooler. here is what is going on. the high pressure built in the last 48 hours or so. so it thunk air. -- thunk the air. 102, 103 today. tomorrow the inversion lifts. as we go into tomorrow, cooler and into sunday significantly cooler. a co

the new pipe junction on sunset boulevard will be reinforced with con credit and center steel platingn effort to raise $1 million to help students and faculties and employees. >>> residents of toledo, ohio, have another day without water. the problem is this gross green material, algae from lake erie. you can see it from out are space racing the toxins in the water supply to unsafe levels. the bottled water is gone from the shelves. the people have to dole with it. >> i am grill on the porch. brushing teeth we use one bottle for much, we share it until it is gone. we do not know how long it will be. >> officials say you can still use tap water to bathe but do not drink it. the mayor wants more test rules before he lifts the ban. >> what a mess. >> the things we take if granted. >> well we be getting our own water? rain? algae free. as we hook from our camera toward the bay bridge and treasure island, you can see the marine layer is 2,000'. you can see the it is clear. we have persistent cloud cover for the expire day in most areas. live doppler 7 hd shows the area of green are the thu

. >>> crews are continuing to clean up the damage from the water main break on sunset boulevard. they are removing cars from that parking garage. city officials say the broken pipe is expected to be fixed late tonight or early saturday. >>> nbc bay area's committed to helping projects like 21st century solutions. tonight we show you a program called the rise program helping a special demographic in our community. damian trujillo shows us. >> then the next body paragraph are what are your most important take aways from the class. >> reporter: it's essay righting team in this summer class, part of the rise program. >> boom, your paragraph got long. >> reporter: these are students who might need special attention, perhaps a nudge or two. they all come from foster homes. mooney gives them that nudge and makes a few uncommon accommodations. for instance, he allows them to listen to music or text during class. it was a compromise. >> i was fighting it the first few weeks. so i made a deal with them. when i'm talking or when we're having group discussions, all electronics off. when they

the improve, the comedy store, here at the laugh factory on sunset boulevard. take a look at the mark key. it challenges robin williams rest if peace to take his comedy talent to the next level, to make god laugh. outpouring of appreciation for lifetime of entertaining. this is picture from his star on the hollywood walk of fame. instead of a moment of silence last night, his fellow comedians celebrated his career in movies, tv, stage. >> anyone look working today look to robin williams and pull some kind of an influence from him. i feel like he is one of the greatest comedians that ever lived. >> would always come over to us. i hear you work at laugh factory, work at comedy store. that is where i started. so he, he just said to keep, plowing forward and keep working at your craft. >> williams rose to fame became addicted to cocaine in '70s and 0's, he once told "people" magazine cocaine was his way of slowing down. gave him excuse not to talk. he quit after watching john belushi die of an overdose and birth of his first child. after 20 years of being clean --