that will do it. the tampa bay rays clinched a trip to the playoffs for the second time in three years. the orioles a wrapup their road schedule as a ploy the final game of the series against tampa in florida. >> any woman who was warned high heels knows the pain they can cause. imagine having to run or sprint in them. there was a relay race over the weekend to help raise money for the national breast cancer foundation. a group got the world record for the fastest relay race in stiletto heels. they are moving. >> they are. >> i am impressed. >> the winner took a nosedive last week. but she won. she is number one. >> 57 degrees on tv hill. coming up in the next half-hour of 11 news today -- >> it will be illegal to hold your cell phone while driving. i have details on this new law. >> did the high heel raised remind you of anybody? mindy running into the studio? we do have some heavy rain to talk about. >> mindy is a smart lady. your morning com >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news to

there will be creative areas that will engage children. one thing that is very important to us is ouart. we have commissioned four artists who designed art, integrate it into the design of the new station. one of the artists is an julie chang, a local listens in the city. she has been commissioned to design the floor in the hall. her design comes from that a variety of cultural and historical touchdowns. of most importance to her is the dichotomy of san francisco architecture, and juxtaposition of the older victorian structure in the contemporary city. she is strong from the inspiration as well as from the fauna and flora of san francisco. in this slide, you see the beginnings of the concept work she has been providing to the transbay for a rich tapestry of color. we cannot wait until it opens. it is exciting. we will have hummingbirds, flowers, artifacts, in this wonderful floor that will be seen in the new transit center. another artist that we commissioned is jenny holzer who has worked at the broad trade center. she works with led ligh

will take place thereafter. we, of course, will be running a campaign over the next seven weeks because there is one more election to go. and we take absolutely nothing for granted. we are asking those who worked with us to stay engaged in that way. and it will be an opportunity for us to continue to get our message out. also, we are going to start retooling the organization for the general election. and looking forward a transition, we have a new website. it is www.buildonecity.org. and i'm sure you can appreciate where we got the title from. it has four buttons on there that can be triggered. one is to learn more about me. if you want to learn more about me, press that button. secondly, if you have an idea that will help our administration be effective, we'd like to hear that. and those who might like to serve on a transition committee, you can click that button. and then there's another one that says, like a job job. and let me forewarn you the answer says we have one more election to go so we are not dealing

we will look at the east shore. as the morning progresses and 10:00 through the afternoon and building towards the evening because of all the folks heading into the city for activities. 19 minutes off of the bridge and that's an unusual extra minute for the drive. pocks of slowing throughout the east bay. antioch westbound and a through l and pitsburg through bay point. no incidents and we are tracking down the reasons. we're all trying to wake up and we will see if there issues there. westbound 580. that's the commute direction and eastbound around 2:30 or 3:00. out of livermore and into tracy towards sacramento and tahoe. back to you. >> let's check in with jennifer as well. a hot weekend ahead. >> you will need to find a pool. maybe head to the mountains. mild temperatures and 55 degrees in santa rosa. 59 in fremont. 83 in concord and 84 in fairfield and 84 in livermore. highs into the 90s. 92 in livermore. 90 in gilroy and 88 in napa and 92 in concord. we will hold on to the heat through the weekend. if you want

it will b -- school reform will move forward in the gray administration. >> it will be working "with" parents and teachers. >> he has an 80% approval rating. at the washington corridor vincent gray will speak at noon today. pamela brown reporting for abc 7 news. >> courtney robinson is live from fenty headquarters. this must come as a shock to the young mayor. >> it does. a few hours ago the incumbent mayor adrian fenty did call the new mayoral nominee vincent gray to concede his loss and let him know that, to congratulate him on his victory. around 1:40 this morning still adrian fenty but not willing to make that concession, saying he would wait for your election results to come in. that took quite some time. the recent results do show that fenty received 50,000 votes 59,000.d with gray's it seems that he knew what his fate would be. >> all elections are different. if you go back all the elections i have been in, they have had ups and downs and the dips. i always knew that we would not know how this race would shake out until we were standing here tonight. no one could have predicted

we will be collecting data over the next few months. the pilot will last a total of two of years. this is the first area where it will be implemented. over the next three months, we have five additional areas where we will be implementing new leaders. we're also looking at new technology related to multi- space meters. we're looking at better using the parking infrastructure on the street so that it is not obtrusive to pedestrians and at the same time is aesthetically pleasing. i have several staff members here. they're going to be able to answer any detailed questions you have about a project. today is a very exciting day. by reducing the circling parking spots, we help with many mu -- ni --muni to be able to travel quicker. we reduce the amount of carbon emissions created by cars circling trying to find a parking spot. if you do not use muni and need to use an automobile, where making it easier for the automobile users by providing real-time information on parking availability. we're also making it easier to pay. inconnus points, credit cards, a debit card -- you can use queens

i think we will be under budget in most categories because construction will not have -- will not start until the fiscal year that we are in now, so when we sat last year's budget, we had expected to be in construction at a little bit earlier date. director daly: got it. director ford: questions? all right. >> would like to have webcor present the monthly sbe update. >> good morning, directors. wanted to give my monthly update on sbe activities. last couple of meetings, i talked about rq. on june 15, we received rq's and out of that, we've got 11 sbe's . we have seven qualified sbe's that will be feeding on the work. it was a good turnout of from our june 8 average rating. the other activity going on is we are developing sbe goals for the budget shoring and excavation scope. we are working with dbi currently to finalize currentlysbe goal -- finalize those sbe goal percentage is. we anticipate we will have the finalized version of the package at the end of the month. >> thank you. now, our public outreach update will be given by courtney. >> good morning. just wanted to give you a quick

they will be here but this will be our last they'll leave me a briefing. with that i be happy to take any questions you might have. >> (no audio) >> i meant to repeat the question the question is about the timeline it took an hour and a 47 minutes to turn off the valves and that's the time line that i'm referring to that we're now developing and it's taking a while because it comes from several sources. we will be ascertaining that we don't know the answer yet. are the vals manual, the two bells on both side of this event are about a mile an mile and a half away their manual valves said to be manually turn offer on. how did it turned off and on? they're in secured location is so they are protected behind fences and have to have a key to get into the protected area and attach the valve handle to the valve stem and manually turn the bells on and off. the one person who said they called piccinni this was two or three weeks ago the person smelled gas and coal beachy any and pg&e responded to that call. we will be following up about as well. is there evidence t

what roles will the medical facilities play and how the 3 will consolidate the resource. the crisis counseling what the roles are. also important factor obviously is how we can stay in communication in the aftermath. with the assumption in a major earthquake there may be not power or working land lines or cell phone service. one thing we did was to purchase radios for shart range communication and hand radios for our central system to communicate with dem and other organizations. sorry. >> and so, you know, and the plan also identifies potential shelter areas in the local area. also designates open spaces. we designates port mouth square an open park with garage under. the facility we will use to perform medical triage. it's a wide open space. the plan also enters into mou with the various organizations in our preparedness and response network. secondly, another activity is with san francisco fire department, nert to conduct trainings. we have training for the local residents and also for our agency workers. we actually advocated and help establish for the first time cant

they will remove the cars but will they do this although the health department says it saves they willusing as matt out offense. it may take them months to do this will go down there and get reaction from the workers. if back to mark >> meanwhile pg&e says they are going to foot the bill for the investigation. cpc will vote on a resolution that would border pg&e to fund the investigation. their resolution would establish a blue-ribbon panel pg&e says the money will come from the shareholder profits not from customers. >> coroner's office officials on wednesday confirmed the deaths of three members of a family from a through a residential suburb. investigators used dna to identify lavonne bullis, 85, and her son gregory bullis, 50, as victims of the sept. 9 blast. gregory bullis' son, william james bullis, 17, was identified after an examination of remains found at the family's home in san bruno. this brings the total number of victims to seven.. the very latest from our web site will be right back instrumental music ] [ instrumental music ] we are fourteenth in line for take off. beep,

the chairs will break the fall. if you stop, someone behind you will hit you. so, slow down, pull to the side of the road. stay with the car until the shaking stops. you need protection for your head. if there are wires near your car, don't get out. don't park under or over an over pass under a bridge, under trees, power lines and next to freeway side walls. you know what freeway side walls are. >> these are the spots you don't want to park. in the city there are a lot of spots like that. that's pretty common response -- my experience with driving. i was driving going hope. home i had to go 2 miles. it took 3 hours to drive 2 miles. it was my unwillingness to give up my car. i could have gotten out of my car and walked home. i'm driving i thought it would be easier if i had walked. on the freeway? this person out of his truck survived. he got out and waited for help. there are a lot of people who have certain skills will get to them. how about the bay bridge? if you have to drive after, drive slow. 5-10 miles per hour. look ahead to see if the roads are difficu

people will use this corner as a right-hand turn that will not stop. i think that this will cause problems and they will take into consideration the traffic study report. maybe we can have more crosswalks hot -- crosswalks. sometimes they do not. the second thing is to create more space on the sidewalk so that the residents will have more space because we do have a lot of people that are handicapped and have wheelchairs. all of that can be in consideration. i don't think that anyone who necessarily fight a hospital coming in but i heard some concern about the job. it is people in this committee. the community would love to have jobs in this area. even though they think that they have a voice, we are having the contention of 2010. if they would like to donate funds to us and our committee, we will be happy to accept the donations so they will be part of our community service. thank you. >> good afternoon. i am a resident in the tenderloin and i work as an organizer. a lot of good points have been made about people's concerns and the opposition. i will n

the first ticket will cost $40. any ticket thereafter will be $100.ou can have the first fine waived if you can prove that you purchased and handsfree device. you are allowed to talk on the telephone in maryland starting on friday, but you will not be able to hold it in your hand. tamela becomes the eighth state in the nation to announce such a law. if transportation officials say distracted driving accounts for about 5500 deaths last year. cracking down on distracted driving. there are a lot of applications for the cell phones that allow you to have a voice command to get texting and email and dialing. there are ways around the law, including cancer free devices -- hands-free. >>> the washington post reports that the irs will not be mailing tax forms and instructions next year because so many people are filing electronically. the agency says this will save $10 million a year. you will still be able to get a paper tax form from the irs offices. you have to go there. or go to the irs website and if you obligations. >>> ben and jerry's, all natural noel

the days will get shorter. that will not feel likes of. -- it will not feel like autumn. 68 degrees at arlington. 58 is the dew point. you will fuel the added humidity today. temperatures are the 60's for the most part. brunswick is the exception at 57. near 90 today, mostly sunny, a few scattered storms this afternoon. 30% chance. now to the sevan. >>> moving nicely on the beltway in virginia. there was will work on 95 in baltimore that should be out of the late now. between richmond and baltimore along 95, looks good also on the freeway and the dulles toll road. it's decent between centreville and the beltway on 66. on 270, normal travel times near father hurley boulevard. back to you. >> thank you. >>> not your normal eviction. authorities serving notice to: found a possible hoarding situation. courtney robinson is live along 11th street to tell us about it. >> israa to looked at. we want you to see exactly what we are talking about. these odd belongings of -- these are the belongings of eloisa diaz. she was

not only will they have more negotiating power, they will be in bigger pools, they will have the same choices that members of congress have. but companies will have to compete and that produces a much better deal. that is much more effective than heavy-handed regulation. in too many places, it does not exist. guest: we have been hearing more from the republicans about the idea of defunding mandates in the health law. if republicans were to take back the house and the midterm elections, to what extent would this chip away at pieces of the law? guest: i do not think there is any question they could do some serious harm to what it has now begun, which is a major change in the rules of the road. so the power is beginning to shift from insurance companies to consumers and back to doctors. we have -- announcing this week these major consumer protections which will finally be in place. they have been talked about for decades. companies will not be able to recede in the policies anymore, dump somebody out of the market because they got sick and they found a technical error. it will no longer

slight chance in the north bay of rain is will be tomorrow evening it will be much but will talk more about later. tonight into tomorrow this red jacket inland and i tore morning seven clocks dense fog and drizzle with an and the chance for showers tomorrow in the afternoon in the north bay will talk more about the rain in time it out on future cast a look good your extended forecast come up a bit. our other developing story on the san bruno gas line explosion today residents in and around the explosion site were filled in by city officials on the plan to clean up the area. the city and county is hired a contractor and were is the residents can work through the county. or they can hire private contractor. your list clean up and start his wednesday. would allow a take a chance so we need power and we can bring other people in and do other work. the meter roof uncertainty to be painted and need to clean inside and all the windows need replacing. they outside cannes were loaded on the class. the clean up this for the 37 homes have been destroyed. dozens of cleanup crews are working insid

she and i will sit down, as i will with all my cabinet directors. during the campaign, you don't have the opportunity to talk to the cabinet as much. as i told this group, she and i will decide how the schools will be run for the next 106 days. she and the democratic nominee will have to decide what their respective roles are for any days after jnuary 2nd, next year. >> can we broaden that out? what about the rest? will you encourage vincent gray to keep the folks on? >> i respect the democratic process. to me, it would be over-stepping my bounds, as the incumbent mayor, that i think the democratic nominee should do this or that in fact, i am here to support him in what he thinks. are the best decisions for running the city. the citizens of the district of columbia by majority vote decided who they want their next democratic nominee to be. we know that will surely be the next mayor of the district of columbia, i will go with the majority vote and support vincent gray, whatever he thinks is right going forward. last question. >> you said for all inte

it will set into motion a request to move the trial out of alameda county. >> jesse jackson will be in the bay area and headed to the third baptist church to talk about interfaith unity and col rans. it's an effort to bring faith leaders and encourage solidarity. the bay area unification and solidarity breakfast starts at 10:30 this morning. >> time to get another check on the commute if you are headed out the door. >> we will take you for a look at the bay bridge. an easy drive down, but it started early because the metering lights were turned on early. the back is up built over the overcrossing towards west grand avenue. heavy for this time of day at the toll plaza. 6:35 right now. we have heavier traffic on the lower neck as folks head out of the city with bart problems at sfo towards the east bay. as far as the lines go, expect the ripple effect. at least half hour delays and the approach to the toll plaza, that is moving from the east bay over towards the funnel across the bay into the city. we are looking at more slow downs with two accidents reported. one at a street and below 2

we will have a number of interactive exhibits. the fire department will have mobile command. the police department is providing equipment, and we will have a quick cottage that people can experience an earthquake within the walls of the cottage. on september 22, the san francisco airport is having an exercise with british airways and united airlines, and they did this annually, but this one involves an airbus aircraft arriving from new hampshire national destination when a simulated fire erupts. on said jim 22, the office of -- on september 22, a conference is hosted for members of the consular corps, and the department will be involved on that. october 7 through 12 is san francisco fleet week. senator dianne feinstein asked the city but the fleet back into fleet week, and there is going to be a number of events including senior leadership seminar aboard the uss macon that many of you might have been invited to. the san francisco fire department will be hosted the navy and marine corps for a practical search and rescue training. the u.s. navy is going to host a regional civil

and will it will stay like this for sunday, and upper inland will see a for 90's. heading towards the bayshore, temperatures in the upper 80s, low 90s, 70's along the coast. more on the extended forecast in just a moment. first, let us speak about this morning. mild. the blue is in the 50s, the green represents the 60s. wide spread 60s however, a quick warm up. by 12:00 p.m.-noon, 80s! in the inland area. representative of the orange. seven is along the -,70'd forecast. by 4:00 p.m., a lot of 90's creeping in to the delta, inland and even the south bay. and the 70's will maintain along the coast. with what we can expect is 90 in napa, upper 90s for our inland spots. 99 and livermore! 76 and half moon bay and all along the bay shore 86, low 90s along the with the south bay. this will not be a bad weekend to go to the beach. let 99 in livermore. us take a look up and down the coast with plenty of sunshine. in the santa cruz, near 80! and i think that that beach will be super crowd it up and on the coast line. and the wind will be light. 10-15 mph in these swells are

we will save the city lots of money by taking this position and no one will be gaming the system. we once discussed whether or not we had the full-fledged admission and then withdraw it. >> they enter their plea and we were told we couldn't reconsider, i would imagine withdrawing would be about the same thing. commissioner chan: commissioner, i have to defer on this. >> i know mr. alden has had this conversation with people in other police agencies, that that would be effective just to say that if on this date the officer does not retire, which i didn't brick -- bring up, he raised. that the ultimate disposition will be based on the charges. quite frankly, you add to that, you know, attorneys get a bad rap in this world, but if paul cummings comes to this position and says he's going to do that, it's going to happen. so stimse sometimes we have to add something to that, probably the most credible man in the courthouse. putting that aside -- commissioner hammer: i don't want to step on you, i don't question him at all. i am just saying as a commission we should have a procedure whe

tom brocaw will moderate that one. it will be at dominican university. the debate begins at 6:30 and on our website. >> new laws meant to prevent crashes could actually cause more to happen. a new study looked at the laws fining texting while drive suggest leading to more crashes. live in san jose to show us what the research found. good morning, bob. >> good morning, laura. you may recall a ban on texting while driving over a year and a half ago. it was designed to make the road safer, but if you believe the new study from the institute it is actually had the opposite effect. what the institute did is compared insurance claims in california and three other states before and after the bans went into effect. it found in three of the states the number the crashes increased. there was a 12% crash. this was among drivers 25 years old and younger. here's the theory. if you are one of the people who is driving and refuse to instead of texting like this maybe like they used to do in the old days with their eyes in the road, they are trying to avoid police and p

we will look at how hot it will get in your neighborhood and how long the warming trend will last.with us.

the focus will be on the economy. both sides if try to get voters to the polls. -- democrats and republicans are gearing up for the midterms. >>> happy monday. senators will be wrapping up their work in washington this week, hitting home to focus on the critical midterms. we have five weeks ago. tactics are turning personal. former president bill clinton stumped for congressman barney frank. this year democrats are not taking anything for granted. abc news political director amuy y walters says there is no safe state this year for democrats. president obama is stumping in states where he won. when he campaigns in wisconsin, gold, the wisconsin senator running for reelection, will not be there. if senator feingold has opted to appear with michelle obama at a fund-raiser next month instead. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 5:36 on this monday morning, 63 degrees. still ahead, the redskins get defeated in st. louis. highlights and reaction from an almost embarrassing loss. >>> still no relief for flooded parts of the midwe

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i will miss you and i will miss iraq.will always be part of me, but for now, my journey is home. may god bless all of you, god bless america, and may god bless the new iraq. thank you very much. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, my distinct pleasure to introduce the commander of united states forces iraq, general lloyd j. austin iii. >> today marks the beginning of operation new dawn and our renewed commitment to an enduring strategic relationship with the iraqi people. success will require a comprehensive and coherent approach by all the u.s. government entities, international organizations and the iraqi government. the result of that team ward will be a stable, secure, and self reliance iraq that benefits the entire region. good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. mr. vice-president, ambassador jeffrey, secretary gates, distinguished guests, thank you all for being here today. and general odierno, at the outset, let me thank you for your invaluable service and your leadership. what a great job. [applause] it is my sincer

the temperature trend will go up. here is sal. >> steve, right now traffic is moving along pretty well on 80 as you head out to the macarthur maze with no major problems. the traffic looks good open the bay bridge. san francisco north on southbound 101 moving along well -- [ inaudible ] >> and traffic also looks good leaving southbound 101. in vallejo we have a problem with a truck that got into an accident early this morning. jade hernandez is -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: i can tell you the good news is that crews have uprighted this big rig that came off the off-ramp, the columbus parkway off-ramp too fast this morning. what you are looking at is the wrup uprighted big rig and what it was carrying. the driver is going to be all right but the highway patrol tells me he took it too fast. it flipped his big rig and all thed so came off. it is still under investigation at this point. the chp is optimistic they are going to get this cleaned up in 45 minutes. i was told the on-ramp to westbound i-80 is still open. if you

we will have in the city. excuse me. the transit center, as you know, is going to be an incredible opportunity for the residents of this city as well as across the bay area. at the same time, it presents the potential to celebrate the spirit of the neighborhood, city, and region that we live and work in. first for this project, what i was initially inspired by was the san francisco architecture and its juxtaposition of the victorian and modern, for which we are best known. we are best known. i am showing you a few of the elements thative drawn -- that i have drawn from to create this project. you might also notice some elements that i found were used, including california laurel, poppy, and humming bird. other elements that i was inspired by were the diversity of the cultures across the bay area. so in my work, i draw from pot earns as a way to subtley reference these intersections. you can see here across cultures. there are markers, lines, shapes that repeat themselves and we find -- i'm a little nervous to

this will be something that we will be talking about over the next few years. frankly, the department of the environment has been helpful in helping to craft a real word -- a world scenarios in which to implement this stuff. >> how one of the things that we should probably mention is the target audience. the code probably affects residential, business is, other buildings. maybe if we do presentations, you should look at the target audience -- this applies to residential. this portion applies to new commercial buildings perhaps, renovations, so we need to consider that. >> last time lawrence put together a presentation, is have an escrow green building amended for published. part of the reason is homeowners are a diverse group. architecture is mainly commercial work. it is easier to target them. but trying to get to the individual homeowner to say all i wanted to do was change my water here, what do you mean i have to do this? it is hard to get that message out to them. i would in courage using multiple ways to get the news to folks. >> i want to thank you again

when we get that, we will bring it to you. today in the bay. >> we will check back with you. thank you very much. >> california organic farmers will take center stage in a film screening. the last crop is the story of a family caught in the middle of urban space in central valley. after 30 years, the couple finds it harder stay in business. there will be a 20-minute screening followed by a panel discussion. we want to make sure you are prepared in case of disaster. the city is offering free emergency preparedness classes. tonight's class is at 6:30. it is the first in the series of six evening sessions. 4:55 and another check of the forecast. last full day of summer and don't break out the shorts just yet. >> temperatures will be cooling off and you may need the sweatshirts. in oakland not too bad and 59 degrees over in san francisco. good sign it will be a cool day. a west wind at 17 miles per hour and currently 57 degrees. not too much happening in terms of the weather, but we have a system offshore that will crank up the sea breeze. hopefully the skies stay clear. i will t

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we will go to 41 after -- we will go 2 for 1.the heart of what i read here is regarding this issue. it is the judgment of the imf that the renminbi is significantly undervalued. we, the treasury, and the administration share that assessment. we are concerned, as are many of china's trading partners, the the pace of appreciation has been too slow and the extent of appreciation to limited. we will take china's actions into account as we prepare the next foreign exchange report. what makes of tools available to the u.s. and in a multilateral approach might help authorities to move more quickly? these pages are not numbered. i guess it is on pace no. 3. they are numbered. later on, on page six, you say the administration is using all tools available to ensure that american firms and workers can trade in compete fairly with china. so the question is, whether there are now enough tools that are available. my judgment is that there are not. i just want to bring this home, if i might. i read from a new york times story from last week reg

they will be considered as oral comments. >> i will do that. as a parting shot, regional housing needs proper allocation -- >> thank you. >> good morning, ladies and all men. my name is paul courier. i am an internet community organizer. some of the people who will be watching this nomy nationwide as one of the obama organizers. i want to run as mayor in san francisco in 2011. i am speaking in the public house, on behalf of the public interest, and i am shocked. it is nice to be here in a room that is owned by the people and city and county of san francisco. it is nice to see you people in the chambers of the elected representatives and using this facility for the planning and development of treasure island. i would like to ask a simple question. are we going to turn ourselves for what we already own? are we going to delegate that to corporations through charge us read for the resources that are already ours? is that what we are going to do? are we going to disrespect the fact that this property was owned by the federal government and there is

one building will be 30 feet in height. this will include new paving and new parking. this will be lighted at night, affecting wildlife. this can be used in the park land. this is against the golden gate park master plan, and i would like to have more than one minute. i would like for everyone to come to the stoping session on september 23. there is more information on goldengatepark -- >> please come forward. >> good afternoon, commissioner. it is on the commission of nature in the city and the work at the recycling center. has since 1983, managing this in the 1980's. there has been a lot of negative press about the recycling center over the last couple of days. they're condemning the recycling center, and i want to tell you another story. we have recycling, a recycling center, but we have to have a native plant nursery in the city. we have planted over an acre of gardens of native plants adjacent to the recycling center. we have headlined the butterfly project and we have this new garden in frederick they would like to see. >> thank you very much. >> let me say that

we will do better today. we will get into the 90's. for some of you, that is not doing better. >> i am done with summer. >> there is a cold front out to the west. you can see the line of thunderstorms back into the great lakes. that is a cool front that will be moving eastward. we could use some rain. that front probably will not bring us rain. it will knock the temperatures back down. i will detail all that coming up in just a bit. but now we want to see if the traffic is moving smoothly. here is kim dacey. >> things looking very nice so far on this purple friday. there is one incident to talk about. first i want to show you some live drive times. six minutes on 95 north between the beltway -- between 100 and the beltway. no delays at all to report. this is harford road. you can see there is some fog out there as you head out the door. this is 95 just north of the beltway. we do have the report of a vehicle fire in the white marsh area. it does not appear to be affecting traffic. traffic seems to be moving just fine. that is the lates

things have changed drastically because we have quarry's will -- that will generate income. this is like a corporation. if we're going to address something like this, we will be asking questions like this. we will be asking what -- for the population of san francisco. how many residences do we have that consume a lot of problems? i think someone must rock the boat. very few commissioners are asking the right questions. you have to be educated on issues. think you. -- thank you. >> i am representing the san francisco green party. we have been working for community choice aggregation implementation. i want to emphasize on the questions that were asked, this is a profoundly in question -- important question. we have said it doesn't they will likely be setting up -- power and the purpose would be so it it is easier for the cca system to meet or beat prices from pg&e. if you have this huge cca drying up possibly all of your power into the systems, that will profoundly changed the situation. cca will probably get under way in the next year purchasing and than a year or two after t

now will be it.ratures will warm up to mark your highs for monday in the to the eighties in the spot sunspots and the north bay eighties for the east bay, 74 the south bay as '60s and '70s near the bay. it is not going to warmest we will get some strong onshore winds on tuesday. that will bring the respect of. look for 60 bayside, look at the '70s for the warmest in land values. it includes upper was it. there will be another system passing through. this will help to keep all fog a locale. it will be a cloudy day on wednesday. it will cool things off even more. so lots of sixties from around the bay, the land may have some trouble getting of the '60s also very not the case for tomorrow. '70s and some eighties for the north bait. their fill 82 degrees upper '70s that rosa mill valley. if we will see the clouds in the morning, giving way to sunshine around town are a lot o'clock a.m.. said sampras is a high of 65nqÑ degrees upper 60s low seventies for the shore. with grace tries to start, clearing thro

commissioner: will the piping go in, or will that be later? >> we will be able to access this and take it to other locations. commissioner: so you transport it? >> i just mean that we will be able to tie into the building. in the future, you could tie into it. commissioner: some piping or something. commissioner: is that where there are these microorganisms? >> i like it when i am prepared. the living machine is an on-site ecological waste water approach that produces waste water without chemicals, motor, buy products, or high energy usage. it replicates the process at a micro level. this uses treatment cells, 10 times per day. the rapid recycling brings an oxygen and high levels, allowing bacteria to get a lot of oxygen into the area without having to force it into the water. first of all, i will show this slide. the water goes into a tank to filter solids, and then it goes into a recirculating tank, and that takes it through the cells and are in the planted area in the project but it then goes to a third take -- tank, two final polishing cel

this is for to be difficult for it will be difficult but i will bring the advocates together and we will take care of the needy in our state. we have to make sure that the children and the elderly get health care. but you cannot do that if you have $1.8 billion in tax cuts for the wealthiest people in the state. you cannot do it. the numbers do not add up. we have a $2.7 billion structural deficit. you go through the state and say you will give a tax cut. we have to be straight with the people in the state. we cannot promise everybody a tax cut. i would love to promise never bought a tax cut. -- promised everybody a tax cut. you have to get off this notion that we will have $1.8 billion in tax cuts for the wealthy elite in this state. this is not the time to raise taxes and it is not time to do that. >> the next question is for mike jacobs. mr. barrett, you will be the first to respond. >> the current administration plans to use about $810 million in federal money to establish real service between milwaukee and madison. the two of you have opposing opinions on that issue. i would like to

you will not lose your house.f you end up having an accident and you can get quality care them of the american people do not want this bill. they have not wanted this. you four to down their throats, mr. president, six months ago with this so-called parliamentary procedure called reconciliation them that that is republican congressman of georgia. if the republicans when the house, can they pull health care back? >> they will not repeal it. on less they get a a huge majority in both houses. if they were to get a piece of legislation through the congress, president obama would veto it. plus, there are things in the bill that people do like. there are things that the president mentioned. >> the truth is, when you talk to republicans about this, they want to keep the things that people like. unfortunately, the things people like like no discrimination based on previous history and not dropping people when they get sick, they cost money to the insurance companies and that will pay for that by having a larger bunch of h

federal officials will brief us in a couple of moments. we will go to them live. this is a look at the press conference that should begin any minute now. here is what we have learned so far. state and federal regulators have ranked the gas line that ruptured as high risk because it ran through a highly populated area we already knew one of the people who died in that blast was 44-year-old jacquelin greg who worked for the california public utilities commission. at the time of her death she was working on plans to upgrade another risky section of that same gas line 2 1/2 miles away. this new information raises several new questions of pg&e and federal regulators. we are working to get answers to those questions. we have new information tonight on the victims. investigators uncovered two more bodies in the rubble this afternoon. that brings the total number of people killed to six. nearly 60 others were injured and four are in critical condition tonight. the president sent his condolences today to the governor and we are waiting for this press conference to begin wi

it will begin at to noon but it will continue throughout the day because we will be taking residence and groups and as he told the before residents will be met at their home set by pg&e will be all to assist with re-establishing and insuring the safety of the utilities that each resident. once inside their homes the residents are encouraged are directed by the county council authority is to throw away all perishable food items, the answers will be located in each neighborhood and we have arranged for an increase schedule for garbage collection. at the processing center residents will be able to receive information about their statistics information and representatives of the county health department, at the county health services and, crisis support. it will be available to residents of their individual needs. we have scheduled a meeting for residents whose homes are in size of the devastation area. the residents will not to, and mention it when the residents are habitable they will not be allowed to go home today. obviously there are many of outstanding questions for those residents

we will see what happens. we will watch these cars here.do not move them. they are there for a reason..3ú you could beelike thhs guy. we are live in south baltimore, -'m meggn gilliland. foxx45 morning news. >>> that's ithat's just amazing. >>> let's take a look at the conditions at the chesapeeke bay. getting stuck. nobody moving in your area, that's a good thing. >> reporter: in general, these people know how it goes. sometimes it gets 2-3 feet where i'm standing. we're at lake drive. we are talking abouttthis much water. they say suallyythe water comes the other way from the bay -- as can you see -- just rushing into it. >> all right, joel is experienciig problems. the raii is coming down interfering with our signal there. right here we want to remind you -gain. steve mentioned it earlier, but3 there's a tornado wwtch in effect in the following counties until 1:00 this afternoon. anne arundel county, baltimore counny, baltimore city, calvertt charles, dorchester, harford,,3 george's, talbot, acomico aad worcester county. there were torna

we will have alle rhee's exact future later this week. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a few schools in anne arundel county maryland will be closed today because of a ruptured water pipe. chesapeake high school, chesapeake middle and folger mckinley elementary. >>> time for another living smart report. jessica doyle is off today. in business news, investors a wait key reports from the housing sector this week. new figures are due in on home sales, new and retails. investors will be on alert for another report detailing new home construction levels. >>> district rest debts will get their chance to get cash for their appliances. most of the country launched the program earlier this year but starting today, if you replace certain appliances in your home for ones with the energy star rating, you will be eligible for rebates. refrigerators, diswash ears, clothes washers and heat washers are available for the rebates. >>> hundreds are being evacuated from a fire that started at a firing range. that story i

jessica we will always miss you.our big goofy self, your smiles most of all your smile. >> reporter: morales was watching football with her boyfriend at his home when the pipeline exploded steps away. he ran outside to find out what was going on and when he tried to go back in to save jessica he was unable to reach her. gomez is hospitalized with second and third degree burns over 40% of his body. friends and family say the happy memories of jessica will keep them going. >>> she was a wonderful sister we all loved her very much. >> cbs 5. >>> meanwhile a san bruno man filed a class action lawsuit against pg&e over the explosion. it demands they turn over the $100 million recovery fund to a third party and demands pg&e pay for other monetary damages caused by the explosion. the attorney said the cost of recovery will be a lot more than expected. >>> some real et state people, property devaluation, other injuries, personal injuries, punitive damages their damages will be a lot more than $100 million. >>> steve dare fil

brown will remain alive. jonathan blum kron 4 news. >> the execution brought protesters to san quentin. dozens of people showed up to protest executions. this is one of several demonstrations across the state. california has been in a legal battle over lethal injection. >> decision 2010 the first debate between the candidates for california governor in fact we have video of the scene lasting. as meg whitman and jerry brown squared off. the candidates traded blows over education, immigration, mainly though the debate focused on the disappearance stances on how to fix the economy. >> i would start by example i would say i will cut 15-20 percent of the governor's office. i would say to the legislature is your turn next. then we start with the agency's then we go from there. i have done budget's most of them were on time. when was late by week. nothing like this mess. i know how to do what i have the willpower, the independence, i know a lot of things like the energy commission. we can't cut. don't believe when t

they will spin like mad. when it's daylight, go home, you have the heater on or the oven, look at the top wheels they are spinning got now mad. if you turn on every gas appliance in our house they will move. if you break a pipe it will spin like mad. you smell gas it's dad egg smell it's methane. it rises, it's lighter than air. if you smell the natural gas you want to get out. shut off the gas and ventilate the room. get the natural gas out. to test it you want to turn it an eighth of a turn and turn it back to the way it it was. notice the little thing? that's going straight with the flow of the pipe that means it's open. if it's across that means you turned off the gas. the eighth of a turn you didn't turn it off you just moved it. these are in better shape. if you can get to this valve, safely, the building's collapsed on it you can't get to it you have to use the one in the street. pg and e put all the meters outside the houses in a lot of the neighborhoods, these are pretty easy to get to. they are easy