carville wasn't only out there in the outer sunset. other little communities came up here and there all across the united states, actually. but after the earthquake and fire, 1906 earthquake and fire, there was a little sister community, you might call, called carzonia. and this was a dr. charles cross set up 10 old cable cars on california street. between california and cornwall street, fifth avenue and fourth avenue in the richmond district. he assured the neighbors who were very agast at the idea of these old cable cars being set up that they would be very tasteful and artistic. and essentially, yeah, it was like one room with a little bathroom attached made up of old cable cars. dr. cross thought he was hitting on something. there were hundreds of thousands of people who were homeless, looking for new places to live in the aftermath of the earthquake and fire. so he thought why not use these old cable cars. it only lasted about 10, 12 years. guess it wasn't a big hit. he built a more conventional apartment building after that to re

i primarily work in the sunset my nonprofit is sunset beacon center. elharris is sitting back there. let me talk about the safety network program. safety network program is a city wide program. we have a community organizer based in each san francisco neighborhood. there are 4 main components of each organizer's work. one is to build community capacity. another is sometimes we act as advocates for your communities and we try to use community based strategies to improve public safety and another roll we assume is we community to city departments to increase access to social services. i have brochures here if you want to learn more about the safety network program you can take a brochure. how my work relates to a neighborhood association is that a lot of times we would go to various neighborhood associations to try to collect community input on public safety issues and we would relate that back to mayor's office of criminal justice. some of the projects that are involved with that relates to community building is sunset community festival. fundraising ca

i live in the sunset and my kids pointed this out to me as the ninja house and orteega street and built in 1953 at the top of a cliff. isn't that wonderful? $11,000 for mr. r hess so people have said we have a lot of narrow buildings. i went out history and measured this building. it's 9 feet ten and a half inches wide. >> the lot is a little more. there is an inch and a half on both sides. >> this is a real landmark. >> there is the dog. >> there is the required dog and the reason this is in there it has a green roof. this is a little shed that somebody built it's under the 100 square feet requirement and below no permit is required and they built this artist studio with a green roof isn't that odd? gorgeous studio an. >> these are earthquake refugee shacks and they replaced the tent cities put up in parks and house the ten's of thousand's of refugees and wurn winter was approaching and decided they decided a more permanent way to house these people and they built these cottages in city parks and presidio park and of this amount there are 23, 24 that are certified to still be standing

we will not see that marine layer until after sunset tonight so yeah, 8:21 tonight sunset. then the huge deck of low clouds and fog roughly 2400 feet deep will push into the bay then gradually march inland but for tonight out and about, numbers in the low 60s at the beaches through the 60s across the bay into the 70s inland. bottom line is we are now beginning to see high pressure strengthening and as it does so we'll have a warmer day tomorrow. after tonight we'll bottom out at 49 in pacifica to the mid- 50s at mountain view through the santa clara valley. low 50s at the delta. tomorrow with the westerly 10 to 15 miles per hour and occasional stronger gusts at times numbers going up from 60 in pacifica to 85 in fairfield and that's 4 degrees below average in livermore, should be 85 in san jose. this weekend is the tour de peninsula and it's going to be great conditions for that bike ride on sunday. hope you'll join me there. look at the weekend forecast, temperatures pretty much holding steady and dana and allen we'll talk more about that next time around. >> we'll talk. t

in your typical san francisco home like in the sunset where you have a lot of the open basement garage areas, that's the area that i'm talking about. it's usually it's always at the lowest level of the building. you would go to the residential permit counter on the first floor and as i say it's over the counter permit approval and you just state on the application you are installing anchor bolts at the perimeter of the foundation. and you are also going to state that you are installing plywood sheathing at the -- at the bottom level of the building. on that permit will be -- if you come in on a monday morning you will leave on the monday morning with your building permit and start work any time. as long as you fill out the application completely. >> as i said, the general guidelines and tips for the voluntary strengtheng are adding bolts one size does not fit all. all buildings are different. i refer to the sunset richmond houses if you have a victorian there could be a crawl space and that space may be harder to do the work. i'm not saying you shouldn't do it but it may be a different

but if you were at the coast you were never able to see the sunset at all. due to the blanket of low clouds and fog tonight with the gray conditions temperature- wise 50 in pacific a. 50 trivalley. mid-50s san jose. have you noticed in our inland areas we haven't had to flip on the ac for a while now? meanwhile i was told tonight some folks had to turn on their heater in pacific a. that's because this marine layer is about 2500 feet deep. it's extending inland. a lot of cooler air mass aloft is filtering in keeping the temperatures there unseasonably cool all the way into sacramento. otherwise tomorrow morning sunrise everybody's cloudy. looks like we will see unseasonably cool conditions continuing to sacramento. but we are warming up in fresno at 97 degrees. partial clearing in monterey at 6. meanwhile you're temperatures tomorrow no clearing at the coast. 58 to 64. san jose 78 when we should be at 85 degrees. liver more should easily be in the mid-90s but instead talking 83 degrees. north of the golden gate bridge no clearing from stinson beach toin virne

, or, sorry, not sunsetted but ended in 2004. we're still trakhing about 2005, 6, 7, 8. commissioner garcia: i understand that. but you made it sound as if he pocketed the money. his motive for doing this -- it may well have been that, but his motive for doing that was so he could pocket the difference between and his workers stated that thats wa not the reason for that. whether or not he did it according to law or code provisions or some ordinance he did it by save -- passing that savings on to his drivers. >> but the appellant also said he knew it was required and that he fired his drivers in order to not pay for it and the very next day we found out he sent the letter that said i fired my drivers. he knew that it was still required. commissioner garcia: that's not the issue. listen again. the issue is not did he know that he was in conformance or not with the law. the issue has to do with we, this board, asked that you sit down and work out some other penalty because this board felt uncomfortable and decided it was not going t

the space as well seen plenty of low cloud cover portions in the clear this morning break through sunset and along the coastline we are dealing with quite a bit of fog. set for 6:00 wide spread fog is thickening up throughout this hour in the next hours well. by but the 10:00 hour will see it received a bit but hanging on to these bay and the peninsula even just before the afternoon your current temperatures outside 53 san francisco opera '50s oakland and hayward for livermore valley temperatures mid-50s as we head through the ridge rest of your work week consistent weathered no huge changes however patchy fog tomorrow morning than slight warming toward the weekend temperatures could floor with 90 degrees by saturday in the '70s by the bay and '60s for the coast. >> pretty quiet start for traffic this morning we have checked to see if there's hot spots and there is not westbound no big delays or problems a bridge check at the bay bridge toll plaza the westbound ride looks good earlier this morning there were some back up that the left side of the toll plaza perhaps some lanes late to ope

overcast persist, keeping you into upper 50s, sunset district 59 degrees.here is low 90s around ukiah. mid-70s in san rafael. not much change in the east bay. there is towards inland locations 88 in antioch, into low 90s today. 84 in concord and livermore, pleasant day around the bay. there is 68 in santa cruz. here is the accu-weather forecast. there is a 30 degree spread between coast and inland tomorrow. there is a typical coming up just a little bit over the weekend and there is low 60s at beaches and there is just minor ups and downs next seven day autos sounds like summer it does indude. >> thank you. >> coming up next, behind the scenes tour of san francisco's trance day terminal. >> there is a presenting the cadillac "summer's best" sales event. a fantastic opportunity to get a great offer on an all new cadillac srx luxury collection crossover... ..with a bose premium sound system. and an ultra-view sunroof designed to let more summer time in. summer brings out the @ñ so now's the perfect time to get behind the wheel of a new cadillac. hurry in for

not much sun but 57 in the sunset. city should see a little bit of sunshine, needing sweaters and jackets with the breezes 10-20 miles an hour. still warm well inland with low 90s. hercules, fog gives way to sunshine for east bay. still chilly, 80 in morning hill and here is way it looks the next seven days. just a tad warmer tomorrow and friday and then we'll stay nice all the way through the weekend. frances, i know we were looking at the golden gate bridge. it may be a little damp. >> as you mentioned we're seeing some of the overcast conditions. as you can see traffic is light but it's not slowing anyone right now. you can see most of the span right there. just the overcast conditions. check out interstate 80 in berkeley, only 19 minutes from the carquinez bridge down to the maze and, of course, no delays at the bay bridge toll plaza. check out the south bay, headlights move on northbound 101 and connection ramp to northbound 680 is all open. it was scheduled to be closed through 6:00. and northbound 280 and that i

d, except work performed by construction, installation for stanford heights and sunset systems, approve modification # one for the final contract, decreasing the contract and authorize final payment. c, approve the water main replacement insulation of stations for steel pipe water mains for the responsive better -- bidder. the contract of various locations for sewer replacement and pavement renovation to the lowest responsive bittdder to replace the unspecified streets. g, approve the plans and specifications awarded wastewater enterprise capital improvement program funded and renewal and replacement program funded, south would way and pavement renovation to replace the existing sewer and street pavement. 8, construction company for waste water enterprise renewal and replacement program-funded contract for a total contract amount of $927,674 worth of total contract duration and authorized final payment. accept work for waste-water renewal programs, howard st. for approved modification and for adjustments to actual quantities used, decreasing the contract for the time extension to allow

i'm robert chief and i'm the park's supervisor in the parks in the sunset district. i've been working here for 3 years. we are 60-70 street below street level. the 64 acre park. the park is divided into 2 sections we are in the stern area. when you get over to pine lake meadow and pine lake, pine lake is considered a natural area. in 1847, the green family came out here, back then this was kind of an empty canyon and sand dun area. they claimed this property. in 1892. george green who's a second generation built the truckdaro club house. there was a hotel then. it was said this was the place to go if you were weary of the dirty city and the police. there were a couple of gun fights the front door has bullet holes. i don't ever repair them. 1931 stig mond bought the property from the green family. she donated it to the city of san francisco and had a specification, i'm giving it to the city that will be used forever for the enjoyment forever of the people of the city of san francisco. it has ever since. every summer the stern grove association in san francisco rec and

it is windblown sand that covers a big rock outcrop, and the entire sunset rage, -- ridge. because of past trails, it is very steep. they have come up with the huge truck and hauled it away, and it is a one-way street, because it is not being renewed. once it is gone, we will have bare rocks. the stairway on the east side was on the verge of collapse. the remedy that, and that has really cut down on the erosion. it does need further attention. i think the program is doing a wonderful job. >> is there any other public comment? being none, public comment is closed. >> commissioners? there has been a motion to approve. >> there is a second. any discussion? hearing none, all in favor? >> aye. >> we are now on item 20, which is the recreation and park department urban forestry. >> good evening, commissioners. although it appears i am your last item, there are other items, so i will try to be as quick as i can. i am going to call of the officer to present the file. i have come to you a few times, and we have done a significant amount of out reached. i will not read it to you. i w

notice the clouds and lack of sunshine, back in the 50s for the sunset and only 60 in daly city.owntown south san francisco low to mid-60s no sunshine at beeps today. berkeley in the mid to upper 50s and around fremont relocation to mid-70s. notice how everybody is in the 80s or close to it in the east bay valleys. dublin, at 79. 80s around morgan hill and gilroy. the game is this afternoon, 12:15, first pitch at at&t park, start at 62 and warm to 65 degrees. you can definitely see the warmer weather moving into the central very valley. 101 in palm transition and that is warm weather that working toward us. before it gets here we'll have comfortable temperatures in the low to mid 50s. seven-day forecast, jump a few degrees tomorrow and by sunday through next week, we should be near 90 inland and mid-60s at the coast and about 80 around the bay. more like it should be we'll air is goodbye for a very cool july to all of us. >> the do you want to know about what the best restaurants are in new orleans. facebook is tapping into the intelligence of more than 500 million members with n

notice the clouds and lack of sunshine, back in the 50s for the sunset and only 60 in daly city.owntown south san francisco low to mid-60s no sunshine at beeps today. berkeley in the mid to upper 50s and around fremont relocation to mid-70s. notice how everybody is in the 80s or close to it in the east bay valleys. dublin, at 79. 80s around morgan hill gilroy. the game is this afternoon, 12:15, first tch at at&t park, start at 62 and warm to 65 degrees. you can definite see the warmer weather moving into the central very valley. 101 in palm transition and that is warm weather that working toward us. before it gets here we'll have comfortable temperatures in the low to mid 50s. seven-day forecast, jump a few degrees tomorrow and by sunday through next we, we should be near 90 inland and mid-60s at the coast and about 80 around the bay. more like it should be we'll air is goodbye for a very cool july to all of us. >> the do you want to know about what the best restaurants ar in new orleans. facebook is tapping into the intelligen of more than 500 million members with new feature ca

the sunset project was always an interesting project in terms of trying to maximize community hires. there was a lot of solar work that was owned by the electrician union. there was always going to be an issue about the kind of work that could be done. when the project was started there was a grievance filed by the electricians' union saying that more of the work that laborers were doing should be the jobs of electricians. settled not through a city process with the employer but outside contractors. after that happened, more work was set aside for electricians, but we were still hiring a number of laborers and meeting the requirements. claims were filed with the city office of labor enforcement, which enforces prevailing wage issues, saying that people who work laborers performing electricians work, they should have received electrician's salary for that. that report also seemed to go further in many minds to record that this work was and will be the work of electricians, which is where part of the dispute comes in. the contractor said that he could no longer meet the needs. three la

thieves emptied cash from the atm at union 76 station in the sunset district. it happened around 3:30 this morning. it appears they wrapped a chain around the atm, hooked the other end to the van's bumper, and pulled the front of the machine off. a similar theft took place as an atm along the south side of market street near 8th street this morning. >>> president obama is urging liberals to keep up the fight. the president appeared in a pretaped video at a gathering of liberal bloggers and activists in las vegas. the video was introduced by speaker pelosi, who received a standing ovation when she took the stage. she told those unhappy with the pace of change to recognize what has been achieved in washington since the president was elected. >>> up next, local veterans get a special honor at the oakland coliseum. the big thank you from the a's. in the clubhouse and on the field. also, the government okays medical marijuana for some v.a. hospitals. and a scary crash at an air show in canada. the pilot gets out in the nick of time. >> leigh: behind me you can see o

not similar but similar material and out there, out in the sunset, it's really -- even on hot tip galvanized, it's really rough. the salt air. wd-409 hinges, all the moving parts, the strike, everything you have to really maintain with oil, the wd-40 is a good example. and -- because they'll just lock up. freeze up. >> here's my favorite lubricant. i wish i had a bottle of it here. i go to the bicycle store and i buy lubricant for bicycle chains and bicycles. it has a much longer life than wd-40. wd-40 is thin. it's good for soaking into things. but the bicycle lock -- bicycle lubricant you'll find has a very long life a6 c1 long life, and usually it has a little tiny toes on the end. this stuff is great. it is much longer life. it is good all over the house, and it does not smell. we can divide the world into people who like the smell and do not like it. here is another problem. we brought along -- this is not the same thing. this is a huge distribution register, but it looks similar. when you use something on the exterior of the building, it will rust. has to be maintained. take robert bru

one month before students return to the classroom there are growing concerns about fire safety at sunset the elementary. the concern's common the wake of the recent fire that devastated when campus. >> construction crews are working fast to make space for new portable, costumes. the main building was devastated -- four new portable classrooms in while investigators try to attract of the arsonists they have their own questions, why did it take the fire alarm at the school at least 45 minutes to go off? >> we're still looking into that right now we have not got the log back from the alarm, and a drain system. >> reporter: while they had a fire monitoring system not all schools to. >> twenty out of 43 schools have fire alarms but no one is sent only four schools happily automated fire detection systems. most of the district schools have no fire sprinklers in the classroom and that surprises some parents. >> when you have to weigh how money is being spent, again, it is just one of those -- just a reminder of where we are at from a budgetary standpoint. >> the district says trace and all of t

30 this morning, thieves driving a white man emptied cash from the at the union 76 station in the sunset district. it looks like they wrapped a chain around the atm, hooked the other end to the van's bumper and pulled the front off the machine. a similar theft took place at the atm on market street this morning. police aren't sure how much money was stolen. >> oscar grant's mother sat down for her first one-on-one interview since the verdict of mehserle. the former b.a.r.t. officer who shot her son to death. she spoke with callers during the gospel experience show. >> i think it's a healing process for me as well as those who was under the sound of hearing my voice, being also getting a healing process. i think that to face what i faced, and what some of the callers has faced, is tragic. >> alan: grants family hopes to see rallies take place to push for the strongest sentence possible for mehserle. >> for us as a community to come together to join hands and to believe and trust that the system will work. it will be a sad day that a sentencing comes back with just probation. we do not see

sunnyside, and sothe sunset district. the first criteria is looking at the enrollment.as over 50%, we want to make it realistic to ask the children. >> is there a handout? >> id don't have the power point, but i have a fact sheet i can get out. and i can obviously get you copies of the power point afterwards. we work with the model that most safe routes to school programs huge. education, encouragement, enforcement, engineering, and evaluation. our program is focused on safety, teaching pedestrian safety skills in the second grade and biking skills in the fourth grade. there is walk to school day, back-to-school day, and enforcement is self-explanatory. we tried if it does infrastructure improvements, and evaluations to measure our program's success. through their role at the county transportation agency, we were awarded another $500,000 to continue the program through 2011 and 2013. the thing that i want to stress is that at the same time, the policy is going to change at local schools. this will make it much more realistic to ask families to walk and bike to school. w

this is sunset where today's high was 88 degrees. we had 92, however, in morgan hill.ow, san francisco, 8 degrees below normal. san jose today, 76 when we should be at 84. both cities unseasonably cool by 8 degrees. tomorrow morning you can put on a very deep marine layer and this is going to knock back our temperatures gradually for the next couple of days. forecast, notice by tomorrow morning how far inland that bank of low clouds and fog reaches. in fact it's going to be about 1800 to 2,000 feet deep. and we will barely have any clearing, if any at all, around the immediacy shore keeping those temperatures into the 50s. you have that cooler air mass, it's being you were issued inland by the very hot temperatures in our central valley into the triple digits. stream tuesday do remain -- temperatures remain unseasonably cool. winds out of the west, will rotate to the southwest. numbers at the coast in the 50s. warmest location action will be east of the bay. up to 88 degrees. that's the outside number. remember today, it was 92, so coming down. 87 degrees in pleasant t

oakland, 64, sunset at 8:23, won't see the sunrise at 6:08 due to cloud cover and fog. upper 70s, tuesday and wednesday, the warmup next weekend is 80s, no 90s. may was cool, june is cool and july will end cooler than average. >> thanks a lot. >>> taking craigslist to a whole new level. next, a teenager teaches us how to find new uses for that old cell phone. you might be surprised. >>> coming up on sports sunday, what's better than a job you can do while eating french fries, having it land you in the hall of fame. >>> the giantsta red hot and two players from the as will join us. what this droid does will change how you do movies. with blockbuster on demand, this does hit films on a 4.3-inch screen so big, the way you see them will never be the same. introducing the new droid x. pre-loaded with blockbuster. the next generation of does. >>> a 17-year-old boy is using the internet unlike most of his peers. he's able to trade up items, like, i don't know car. a few years ago, he went on to craig's list to trade his cell phone for a new one and bargained for an ipod and ma

as we walked to the graveyard we saw her buried in the box in the ground facing the sunset. and out of sentiment he said without her, i'm nothing and then he said something that i would never forget. he said very soon you're going to be standing here and i'm going to be in the ground. and he kind of chuckled and i didn't think that was very funny because i lost my father in his 40's from cancer in 1981 and my sister and you know all of us have lost somebody close to us and you never get over that loss. and when we're looking down at the ground, he said when that moment happens, did i say that already? soon i'll be in the ground and he chuckled and he said when that moment happens and you come to see me the ground you'll be very sad but i want you to do one thing, listen to the wind. and i got back in october of 2001ened i was in pakistan around that very hard period called 911. after that the united states state department and embassy wanted to evacuate all united states citizens out of pakistan saying it's dangerous here but i had a lot of work to get done so. i called my w

when that open block that sutro rented, right on the edge of the sunset, when that cleared out, it eliminated the visibility of carville. we talk about a whole block of car houses that were still there. when that gets replaced by apartment buildings, suddenly you have a car house here, one there. just where people haven't taken the time to tear it out or build a conventional home. in the 1920's or 1930's, things were booming house building wise out there. so if you have a little empty lot that has an old car house on it you'd be stupid not to build a stucco house there and make a quick buck. by the 1920's, they're mostly gone. there's just a couple here and there. >> so, woody, sometimes the railroad seems to be finding old cars and rebuilding them. have -- are any of these actually rebuilt and used again? >> some of them they have saved because they've popped up now and then. like the ones on ninth avenue. those three cable car trailers. they were saved by ed zelinski who took them and donated them to the maritime museum. think one still sits in a warehouse waiting for somebody to do somethi

snorkeling trips, sunset cruises, and dolphin watching breakfasts are what makes it financially possible. the b.p. disaster put an end to that. >> we are shut down. it is shut down. we are not able to do any business. right now, that is the way it is. >> reporter: the economic situation has clearly gotten worse since the newshour visited gulf shores in may. there are few tourists renting the condos all along the alabama coast, and the ripple effect of their absence is felt everywhere. business at the gulf shores shrimp basket is down 50%. eddie spence says it's the same story in all the restaurants he owns near the beach. he says the oil came at the worst possible time. >> we get, like, 100 days of the season from memorial day to labor day, with june or july being our biggest months. we have got to make it during those 100 days or you are not going to make it through winter. a lot of people are talking about moving away. what is our town going to look like a month from now, a year from now? we all have to make livings, whether we move to north carolina, or up north and denver, wherever w

driving a white van emptied cash from the atm at the union 76 station on 19th 19th avenue in the sunset district. it happened around 3:30 this morning. it appears they wrapped a chain around the atm and hooked it to the end of the van's bumper to pull the front of the machine off. a similar theft took place at an tapp along the south side of market street this morning. >>> up next, the new threat from north korea as the united states and south korea begin military exercises. >>> a scary crash aned a air show in canada. >> leigh: hi there. i'm leigh glaser. low clouds starting to make its way over parts of the bay area. we're going to start to cool down a few degrees. we will take a look at the t ♪ why choose between delicious or 100 calories? with yoplait delights... ...now you can finally have both. it's the perfect parfait... ...with two indulgently rich layers... ...of chocolate... ...and raspberry yogurt... ...and only 100 calories. yoplait delights. get rid of the "or". >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> alan: tropical storm bonnie fizzled out and no

the golden gate white tenants association, the sunset park site education action committee. an open space conservancy. the richmond community association and quite a network of the vs and read throughout the city of san francisco. the reason why there has been such a strong showing from all corners of san francisco is that it directly reflects the mission of all of us as 11 members of the board of supervisors. part of our core reason for being is to help constituents to feel a greater connection to city hall. city hall has to work harder for the people of san francisco. we want government to work well for the city of san francisco. that miller is one of the great features and accents of san francisco. that is the indigenous resource in. one of those happens to be administered by our recreation and parks apartment. our recreation and parks department has that particular challenge. it has the noble goal of providing whether one is poor or impoverished or affluent in san

no new shadow would be created on any day before 2 1/2 hours prior to sunset and the only new shadow would occur on the west side of the park on a small portion of the ball field in the late afternoon when field use is less frequent. the new shadow would not adversely affect park activities, because the fields are mainly used in the morning and during early afternoons on the weekends, outside of the time when the new shadow would occur. the total shadow increase is less than.15%. the recreation and parks commission found on january 21 of this the proposed p 21 of this year that the shadow of the proposed project would noc1 of this year that the shadow of the proposed project would not be significant or adverse on jackson playground. regarding public comment, the department received one letter of support for the project and we also received a letter of opposition from the brewing company based on a dispute regarding a 2006 memorandum of understanding between the company and the project sponsor and not necessarily on the merits of the project overall. the project sponsor has since work

>> i go to sunset and go through the guard and the process and i get up there and there is the background singers of "wond love." the background singers for stevie wonder. i said oh. the guard said you'll be singing with them. i am like oh, my god! i think i'm singing for stevie wonder and i'm not. sylvester stewart. there is that big fro. that big smile. oh, my god! it is just unbelievable. i was speechless. i was a starving student. here is sly and the family stone. here i am singing background. i got to go in and rip a little with him. he was a genius. tavis: hanging out with stevie's background wonder love. and singing with sly. why did you end up going into the acting thing and not the music thing? >> i wanted to be in film. i wanted to be a film student. possibly be a director or cinematographer. that was my goal. i didn't believe i had the physical beauty that i had seen projected and advertised in theater. tavis: hold on. you didn't think you had that. you had won beauty contests. >> with my -- on back wards? tavis: that is my story. you might as well tell it now. >> it fit better

. >> we'll meet here every day at sunset canyons. >> promise?e. >> reporter: was it hard for you to bare all, to be emotional? >> no, it was fun. it was fun. i read the script, i recognized this was a brand-new challenge. >> reporter: i mean, crying on command, for a lot of us, difficult to do. >> it's not so much cry on command, that's not, you know, how you really think about it. it was really easy for me to put my little brother -- and picture him in the scenarios and how it would have made me feel. >> reporter: the film was a strategic choice for a young actor trying to navigate hollywood's sometimes treacherous waters. >> i want to put in the work. i want to be taken out of my element. i want to be challenged in a new way. >> reporter: he started acting at the age of 12. and just like the characters on tv's "glee." >> ♪ it's my life ♪ it's now or never >> reporter: efron says he was a theater geek. >> some guy i used to play basketball with goes, there goes the theater dork. i am, that's right, i am, here's the theater dork. >> reporter: hi

low 60s around the coast and sunshine around the sunset and daly city.low to mid-70s in the north bay valleys and sunshine at some of your beaches. mid to upper 60s around the monterey bay. near 80 in gilroy and morgan hill. take a look around the state. sacramento relatively cool at am. fresno around 93 and thunderstorms continued to wane and 101 in palm springs. notice the cloud cover is not making night the east bay valleys or south bay. temperatures in the napa valley, mid to low 50s and upper 50s where the cloud cover is more dominant. with the slower marine layer, less intense we could see temperatures jump 6-89 degrees by friday. hold mid to upper 80s inland and low 60s at the coast. hope you have a great day. here is frances. >> we're looking at a new suspension tower that will be put that place on the eastern span of the bay bridge. live shot, bay bridge right there is off in the distance. i checked with mike and acre and they say it didn't distract them when they were driving into san francisco and i talked to paul from traffic.com, he was on t

on his last day, lance rides into the french sunset leaving the tour with a little controversy. >>> to indianapolis for nascar's brickyard 400. disaster for pole sitter mon montoya, with only 15 laps to go, hits the wall and takes out dale earnhardt jr. with him. montoya finishes 32nd. jamie mcmurray beats out harvick on the restart and goes on to win. just the third driver to win the brickyard 400 and the daytona 500 in the same year. >>> angels were able to land dan haren from arizona in exchange for joe saunders and two minor leaguers. >>> cubs and cardinals and wrigley field tied in the 11th. lopez puts this one to bed. solo shot to right. the cards beat the cubbies 4-3. >>> baseball has three new hall of famers. andre dawson, whitey herzog, and doug harvey inducted yesterday into cooperstown. >>> alex rodriguez will be there soon. one away from his 600th home run, yanks and royals in the bronx, a-rod hit by a high fastball in the eighth. off his left hand, a-rod goes down and has to leave the game, but the yankees win it 12-6. rodriguez says he'll be back in the lineup chasing num

half moon bay, pacifica, daly city, sunset not even breaking out of the 50 50s.50s for downtown south san francisco. low to mid-70s through through the north bay valleys and drizzle and mid to upper 50s at your beaches. clouds coming through and 63 and 65 and warm spot, fremont, 72 degrees. inland neighborhoods in the mid-70s through the san ramon valley to upper 70s to mid-80s to from concord out to brentwood. 74 in hollister. monterey bay, mid to upper 70s. thunderstorms and high fire danger in the sierras today. 78 in tahoe but dry, 103 in palm springs. cool around l.a., only 75 degrees today. >> cloud cover once again and mid to upper 50s. seven-day forecast, tuesday and wednesday could be just as cool compared to average as today. warmer weather will start thursday and friday and hold steady through the weekend. >> still looking good on bay area phrase despite injury accident in sunnyvale, north 101. here is a live shot of 880. headlights on northbound 101 and that is southbound on the right-hand side. if you are driving through san jose caltrans will be rep

official sunset was at 8:31 and we were able to see it before the -- at this hour at 76 degrees, to the east, 75 -- you can bang on for your morning commute. a hint of some low clouds. otherwise, some clear skies around the bay and certainly into our inland areas. tonight, overnight, 50s and low 60s a relatively mild evening. meanwhile, high pressure firmly in place. it's even larging, it's not going anywhere. it's stagnate. not only are we seeing triple digits here, but also across the central valley, check out, 109. 79 degrees for your get away friday. 60s 7 ---- nearly 90 in san jose. 70s will become closer to the bay of water. walnut creek, liver more, danville, benefit wood, tracy, also discovery bay in the triple digits. fairfield also at 100 degrees. we've only had one day so far this year at over 100 degrees. tomorrow will be the second day. we many drop -- will drop down to about the upper 90s you won't not the difference on saturday. then a huge difference when the marine layer begins to develop by monday. >> thank you. >>> hey, we're talking about political pay back. we will

we have this much light coming in from the sun rise in the morning, the sunset in the bedroom. the rest comes in, the east comes in this way. this is the high arched ceiling. we have that much like, man. if they build up and match this very unusual light well, if they match it, that is what we're trying to get out of it. commissioner hwang: so how does the rectangle work? commissioner fung: commissioner hwang, if you take a rectangular cutout out of the permit holder on the triangle, it will make it bigger than what they are proposing to match, and that is what they would prefer. commissioner hwang: okay, and that would be slightly less than the 5 foot setback? commissioner fung: potentially. >> we would prefer the 5 foot setback, but we realize that has to be some compromise. that would be our compromise. >> the 5 foot setbacks would take up 65 square feet of the footprint. if they matched the light well, it would be a tunnel of fact. if they come back 5 feet and give us anything, square, rectangle, anything that gives light to those veterans, -- to those veterans, -- to those