and police chief greg suhr all on hand to unvail the crosswalk. a 15-year-old boy was hit here and survived. neighbors in the area have ban calling for safety measures to be put in place to prevent certain accidents. some say they should not be crossing here that they should be using a nearby intersection. the mayor will be signing a $500 million transportation and infrastructure bond as well today. most will be going toward transportation improvements. more than $100 million will be going to make streets safer for pedestrians and cyclists. we are expecting people to start their morning here a little late ordinary reason today. and there is a couple muni bus stops. we will get a sense of what they see. >>> the university police department activity log shows there has been 75 incidents between july 1st and haas wednesday. a lawyer that represents many of the homeless say they were represented. >>> it's been a tragic weekend along the russian river. the most recent accident happened when a teenage boy drowned. a boy vanished after leaving a campgrou

you can see the safety measures they will be unvailing today. one of the pedestrian crosswalk buttons. a little bit later on they will be removing the tape, flipping the switch here and getting the signal lights ready as well. the city has already dropped the speed limit in the area from 35 to 30 miles an hour in an effort to bring down the number of car-pedestrian accidents. that same month a 15-year-old boy was hit here and survived. neighbors have been calling for safety measures to be put into place to prevent future accidents. some have said that they should not be crossing. they say people wanting to cross the street should cross at a nearby overpass to avoid crossing the busy sex lane road. the mayor will also be signing a transportation and infrastructure bopped. we will be looking to speak with pedestrians in the area to get their opinion. we will continue to cover this story throughout the morning and bring us all the developments as they occur throughout the morning. live in san francisco christien kafton ktvu channel 2 news. enter th

. >> reporter: an unvailing in sarajevo where bosnia serves. its owners the essential who fired the shots that killed the archduke. he's printed as a hero. in serbian schools, about action from an early age. during the proceedings, he argued that he shot the archduke, the pride of the essential yan people. >> i acted to support our ideals. i did it for the sake of my people. >> translator: we must not forget the historical truth of what this serbian man did. >> however, in sarajevo, the assassination is impuding an entirely different light. among the different ethnic groups in bosnia, there are big differences in the way printed text is in schools. in textbooks, he's considered an assassin. >> translator: his action triggered that huge war. what he did was really stupid. >> the difference in history divides the difference between them. tensions else clated into a civil war. salina lived through the civil war. she teaches in school. her father served on the front line during the fighting. and she spends her days dodging weapons fired. i was so y

the as unvailed one of their new starting pitchers. he goes tomorrow. we are going to hear from now former cub jeff samarja. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, bi . >> baseball up top, the as already have the best record in the bigs. not good enough. they had to go and pick off the cubs top two starters. first of the arrival tonight. say he low to jeff samardzija guys. on the bump tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. against the toronto tonight. bottom third, josh donaldson, that is how you tie the game at 1-1. yeah. hasn't happened since june 20. next inning, coco crisp with two outs. scott kazmir settled down after a rough start. kawasaki pops it, josh donaldson like a bug on the window sill. terrific concentration and the as win 5-1 for their major league high 54th win. just when the game was starting, jeff samardzija arrived at the coliseum, six foot six. the right hander with the 2.83 e.r.a. will make his as debut tomorrow. i know you like them tall betty. samardzija was pleasantly surprised to hear the a's team calling. >> it wasn't a surprise when you hear all the talk in th

. >>> the city of oakland is unvailing a plan to bring electric streetcars back to the heart of oakland. oakland had a wide spread electric trolley system called the key system that took riders to many bay area cities including san francisco. it was dismantled about 60 years ago. now oakland is looking at an updated version that would run a line that goes from the amtrak station at jack london square up to broadway. >> and that would be clean and green and not used fossil fuel. but it would also bring back us to the future. >> the idea is being explored through a $300,000 cal trans grant. if there is federal money available, the streetcars could be running again in oakland by 2017. >>> happening today low income families can register to receive free school supplies. parents can sign up their children for backpacks filled with calculators, papers, crayons, pencils, and pens. they will start interviewing parents about their needs starting at 4:00 and signups will take place at sacred heart on first street? san jose. the backpacks will be handed out next month. >> already talking about sch

the city of oakland unvailing plans to bring back electric streetcars.land once had a large electric trolley system. it took riders to many bay area cities including san francisco but it was dismantled about 60 years ago. now oakland is considering an updated version that would run from the amtrak station at jack london square, up broadway, and to the mccarthur bart station. >> and that would be clean and green and not use fossil fuels. but it would also bring us back to the future. >> the idea is being explored through a $300,000 cal trans grant. now if federal money is available, the streetcars could possibly be running again in oakland by 2017. >>> 6:4540 is -- 6:40 is the time. saved from eviction. the reason behind the -- >> a woman was knocked unconscious by two men near at & t park yesterday. coming up an update on her condition and who police are look for. >> good morning. right now we are looking at a commute that still looks very nice around the bay. you can see northbound 101 traffic here looking good as you drive toward sunnyvale. we will tel

. >>> i city of oakland is unvailing a plan to bring streetcars back to the heart of oakland. they had a wide spread trolley system that took riders to many bay area cities. it was dismantled about 60 years ago. now oakland is looking at an updated version that would run a line that goes from the amtrak station up broadway and into the mccarthur bart station. >> and would be clean and green and not use fossil fuel. but it would also bring back us to the future. >> the idea is being explored through a $300,000 cal trans grant. >>> time is 5:39. it's a growing industry in silicon valley. we are talking about the sex trade. coming up at 6:00, two reasons why police say that business is booming. >> a photo of a smiling sergeant bowe bergdahl is adding fuel to the debate branding his release who is said to be standing next to a man that is raising eyebrows. after people find a dentist through us, they often say, "i wish i had done this sooner." don't put it off any longer. call 1-800-dentist today. ♪ >>> you guys are a bunch of bullies, you are a bunch of women abusers. >> now this

this is a discredit to them to say that this was designed by one group and in our pocket ready to unvail. this is a result of hard work and lots of listening and a result of more than 40 years of listening, understanding the law and doing the work we need to do. and that's what this is all about. >> senator white house, the last result of the process in which the electric utility industry, the coal industry, the fossil fuel industry, the chamber of commerce also had their input, correct? >> i will also guarantee you that i have met many more times with utilities than i have the nrdc. >> thank you. by way of brief closing statement; i just want to thank senator sanders on this issue. this week, i'm going to be talking about precisely the point that you raised. if you look back at our history in this body, there has been a very constant, strong heartbeat of bipartisan activity on climate. and many of our colleagues who are still here have had proud histories of engagement with significant biparty legislation. >>> and after 2010, you see that heartbeat of bipartisan activity flat line. if y