we support the amendment to create this advisory committee. our thoughts on this are that we feel that revitalization on mid- market is very important, but it should also balance the needs of residents -- city and business interests collectively. we feel that the citizens' advisory committee could help do that. from the perspective of residents, we house thousands of low-income residents in the tenderloin and across the city, so from the residence perspective, bringing resources and revitalization is very important, but it should be to the benefit of the existing residents as well. as well as businesses and the city. the way we look at it is that our neighborhood, the tenderloin, has a lot to offer the city. we are a very diverse neighborhood. we have folks from all over the world living in the tenderloin. lots of diversity. longtime residents, folks you will talk to have lived in the neighborhood for 30, 40 years. and we have one of the fastest- growing populations of youth in the city. we feel like we contribute a lot to the city. and the fu

>> within the student advisory council, after we look at the original resolution, can the student advisory council, through the youth vote council -- here is an opportune to the remains empty. -- an opportunity to fill that which remains empty. >> so you are going to wait until later to propose that? >> you are not exactly sure how the system worked. we are not sure whether we were to pick something from a certain group or anyone we wanted. >> that is not like -- not unlike many of the processes. commissioner wynns: even in the past when we have had people appointed, we have not have full participation. we need to work toward further student participation. commissioner fewer: thank you to the members of the cac. having served for many years, i know it is many volunteer hours. thank you for the good and the discussion we had on the 11th at your last community meeting. hearing from you about your role in advising us, i just want to thank you ahead of time for stepping up for a much more strengthened role as an advisory. we look forward to hearing from you. i just want to tell you i think the

. >> so you do not need an advisory, even where there are no advisories', you conceal the gusts and the howling that might have wilting you up overnight. we are continuing team coverage, yoli eceves is at the debris to looking at the incline. have you noticed people slowing down when they see the big sign? >> not too much, there really is slowing down more because of traffic just getting thicker on the bay bridge. take the sign is seriously, the twins have been pretty strong all morning long on the bay bridge. if you have not felt it always, you will definitely feel it was you are on the upper deck of the bay >> thank you, yoli, marc. >> other stories which are falling, the latest on a missing in thin in costar, a county, reported missing yesterday, her mother noticed she was not in her bassinet where she put her to sleep on saturday night, investigators say there is no evidence suggesting anyone broke into the house. the mother and father were taken to the sheriff's department for questioning as standard procedure, here they the parents have three other young children. details of the f

we have now submitted a split proposal for the advisory committee. are there any comments or questions? ok. i also wanted to respond to supervisor ferrell's comment about having an advisory body that gave recommendations on legislation. that language was actually listed from several other citizen advisory councils, for example, the local coordinating board and the civilization fund. we're not setting any precedents per se within this piece of legislation. >> i'm happy to take a look at it right now too. >> take a look at? >> precedents. >> you mean for previous task force? yeah, the language for all of that. >> actually, while we're waiting for the language on advicement on policy for other local task force, i was wondering if there are any comments on this proposal which would amend the legislation to be a split of district six supervisor. >> i still have not heard a rationale why this should be the case and why the process that works for every other committee commission task force . it has worked just fine. >> just to ensure that there's a diversit

the advisory is in fact for the benicia bridges well. no word that the golden gate bridge a quiet deck a way to free trip out of the north bay. over night construction currently in fact 84 the done are a bridge in both directions we have various lanes closed until about 5:00 a.m. still cleaning green on the traffic maps. >> james: taking a quick break when we come back governor brown releases of budget. we will tell you what tough decisions lay ahead. james lick freeway camera wet roads and another rainy day on tap. will have your whether never far away here on kron 4 morning news. >> justine: beautiful day by you to that's what the five american and one an italian astronaut crew will up to this party.morning. the crew will art the outpost tomorrow endeavor is on the final mission is caring and $2 billion magnetic instrument that will look for dark energy in the universe. >> james: jerry brown has a new budget plan it calls for additional revenue which would mean money for education and a smaller deficit. the governor is asking for tax e

please help us and protect us by supporting this is an advisory -- -- citizen advisory committee. >> sessa representing the tenderloin development, supporting this legislation. we support the amendment and we hope that the legislation will move out of committee, for this to continue. at this time this should be moved forward. we understand this as an advisory committee, this has no real enforceability, and the goal is to create recommendations and to generally give the community a method of input, so as far as i am concerned, the amendment is fine and we can move forward with this legislation. >> good afternoon. >> many families in our neighborhood, we live in and it -- overcrowded housing. i support this because we want to protect the tenderloin residence from displacement and help create affordable living. thank you very much. >> good afternoon. i am manuel and i live in the south market. i believe that they can protect and help the community, so please support cac. thank you. >> good afternoon. i am with -- and i want to say, i want to thank supervisor kim for supporting this to h

they have issued a wind advisory. right now traffic is green so we don't have any accidents had the bay area but yesterday we had quite a few. i'll let you know when we have potential hot spots. >> eric: more rain is the last thing a group of homeowners living on a crumbling hillside in san pablo want to see and itself then they were getting from the city may be on shaky ground. >> reporter: san pablo city council last night voted not to -- decided not to decide what to do about the six homes on the slipping hillside. they want to see what the current storm does to the hillside. take a look what it has already done to the hillside, according to homeowners, the hill has slid five weex feet in the past six weeks. city council feels the brunt of the storms and sliding are over so they are considering lifting an emergency which could have led to state and federal money. the state and federal money just isn't going to be there. they are not going to be helping out. homeowners say that is not a certainty. >>> they are still

we have wind advisories on a couple of bridges. high wind advisory on the san mateo bridge. low clouds out there, as well. reduced visibility. high wind advisory on the bay bridge. back to you. >> thank you. >>> we begin with some breaking news. sheriff's deputies reportedly have found a baby alive who was missing in contra costa county. this follows a search that began yesterday morning. the mother of the 4-year-old said she put the infant to bed saturday night and when she woke up sunday morning the baby wasn't in her bassinette. the baby girl lives with her parents in knightson 10 miles east of antioch. authorities don't believe rammy gallego was kidnapped. sheriff's deputies are it searching. we'll have a live at 5:00. >>> we are learning more about the man arrested for beating giants fan bryan stow. sharon chin reports. >>> reporter: over the last seven weeks, police have received hundreds of tips. but the biggest tip came from a hunt from a parole officer -- hunch from a parole officer. lapd s.w.a.t. teams arrived with search warrants and they raided an east hollywood

several wind advisories in effect. we'll let you know where the wind advisories are plus check the roadwork. >>> it's 5:00. we are following a developing story out of east bay. a missing baby was found alive and is it in good condition. >> this followed a search that began yesterday morning in contra costa county. mother of 4-month-old rammy gallegos put the infant to bed saturday night and eight hours later she wasn't in the bassinette. she lives with her parents 10 miles east of antioch. it's not clear why they waited some 20 minutes to call police. authorities don't believe the baby was kidnapped. sheriff's deputies are still at the family's house this morning. kiet do is on the way and will have a live report in 30 minutes. >>> bail is set at a million dollars for a man arrested for beating giants fan bryan stow in los angeles in march. sharon chin is in san francisco where stow remains in critical condition. sharon, good morning. >>> reporter: good morning. the big break in the case came from a parole officer. he

please help us and protect us by supporting this is an advisory -- -- citizen advisory committee. >> sessa representing the tenderloin development, supporting this legislation. we support the amendment and we hope that the legislation will move out of committee, for this to continue. at this time this should be moved forward. we understand this as an advisory committee, this has no real enforceability, and the goal is to create recommendations and to generally give the community a method of input, so as far as i am concerned, the amendment is fine and we can move forward with this legislation. >> good afternoon. >> many families in our neighborhood, we live in and it -- overcrowded housing. i support this because we want to protect the tenderloin residence from displacement and help create affordable living. thank you very much. >> good afternoon. i am manuel and i live in the south market. south market. i believe that they can

. >> high wind advisory is back at the venetian a bridge, no burt--you can see the high wind advisory from and end at the salmon tell in golden gate bridge. --san mateo. no traffic issues to report this morning. >> >> on at schwarzenegger and his wife, reportedly from teams see,--t m z. show his housekeeper and a new child introduce you could see a picture here. patty his housekeeper had the recently retired, we will follow the sarraute story for you. 42 year-old brian stowe is receiving care, we are expecting to receive report of update on his status here shortly. the doctors are going to start slowly lowering his seizure medication. he still remains in critical condition. the giants returned to las angeles, police will have a presence at the stadium to protect the fans. $200,000 reward for the two men who beat brian stowe. a plan was laid a passenger complaints was late. here is the passenger's complex >> they had no idea what they were about to experience on flight 1419. that experience that will not soon forget. flight was running about an hour late due to bad weather, but the pas

there was a high wind advisory -- there is still a high wind advisory in effect for the bay bridge. no delay, no metering lights right now heading into san francisco. we just took a call from michael with the kcbs phone force. there was a three-car wreck approaching fish ranch road. that's now completely cleared. tow truck came and went so now it's a smooth ride into oakland. that is your traffic. back to you. >> thank you. >>> time now6. 6:07. >> it's may, but you wouldn't know it driving through the sierra. live report on the mind- boggling snow as you can see. >> that's a live picture up in the sierra, if you are heading to ski country, good luck. we'll be right back. i know you're worried about making your savings last and having enough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you on the right path. i have more than a thousand fidelity experts working with me so that i can work one-on-one with you. it's your green line. but i'll be there every step of the way. call or come in and talk with us today. your home and auto policies and save.

and wind advisories, as well. here's live look at the san mateo bridge where our camera has been shaking quite a bit and we have a wind advisory in effect for several bridges including right here. we'll have more on the traffic hot spots coming up. >> was that traffic or weather? >> it was a little mix of both. >> i guess so! [ laughter ] >> very good, elizabeth. 5:24 now. >>> ireland is hosting its first royal visit since it became a republic more than 60 years ago. 85-year-old queen elizabeth and her husband welcomed to dublin today. it is a four-day visit to highlight strong anglo-irish relations and peace in northern ireland. security unusually tight. one bomb was found on a bus and destroyed last night, another device found to be a hoax. >> looking beautiful in her spring colors there. >> absolutely. >>> astronauts now at work on the space shuttle endeavour after getting a wake-up call a few hours ago. ♪ [ music ] ♪ it's a beautiful day ♪ [ music ]♪ >> it's a beautiful debut youtube picked up by congr

the advisory council is mandated by the older american debt, and we have certain things we have to do like review the area plan. we have to also select california's senior legislator -- legislature representatives from the city, but we find other things we need to do, too. currently, and chair of the legislative committee, and i have tried to avoid being chair of anything since i retired, not wanting to conflict with anything else, but nobody would do this, and people kept saying, "well, why don't you?" there are so many legal issues affecting seniors this year that i feel it would be important to stay on. we are faced with reductions again in social security, and in ssi. there are 45,000 people in san francisco who are on sso, -- ssi, and it is about half people who are elderly and have people with disabilities. with the possibility of service is being reduced, and the state has already said they are going to eliminate adult day care, we feel we have an extra amount to do. i had been in sacramento twice this month, which i do not like to do. but one was on the domestic workers rights

one has to do with the landmark commission advisory body. the second has to do with surveys we have been conducting of the last several years. will the result in additional burdens on property owners? the third has to do with time, resources, and the cost and process of getting those approved and working on a building that is not a historic research. the fourth has to do with environmental impact reports. i think there is an important corollary to the questions. there is a distinction between restoring a historic resource and whether that should be retained. the first is a technical question and the second is a policy question. finally, there is a question of the relative weight of historic preservation compared to other policies, and the balance restrike with those policies. tday, we are going to give you an overview of how we conduct our work in the department, the role of the historic preservation commission, and the purpose of the service. the california environmental quality act -- it is important to distinguish between what happens ove

san mateo bridge and we have when the advisory here. shortly after midnight to the would've riser was first issued. golden gate bridge right, now under it when the advisory. still a good ride in and through southbound. still in easy commute heading towards the san ramon valley. now back up or delay >>louisa: good morning, finally had to get the head up. showers are little bit steady. we came mount an hour or so ago. it was in the dry. eurostar into seat state shares. when divisor is at the bridges. a bid to of the grays. i just want to mentioned that jackie did not want to be a tie for this shot. decided to come to sit inside with the shot. >>darya: 7:04 a.m.. new this morning, former california governor of arnold schwarzenegger says he fathered a child with a member of his household staff. more than 10 years ago. she only retired and stopped working interest in a word. his wife maria shriver moved out of the mansion short statement made to knowledge that he is the father of the child. pakistan is going to return did tell of the america

in the same way the citizen's advisory committee allows the community to give guidance and help with strategies that would address their specific concerns, for this reason, i ask the support the creation of a citizens advisory committee for the south of market tenderloin area. >> and the executive director of the american development foundation. thank you, supervisor for introducing this legislation to provide the citizen's advisory committee are around government sponsored revitalization efforts. any time that the other speakers have mentioned government sponsored efforts such as this, the community should always be included. there should be balanced. we have been working there, representing in supporting the south of market residence and the situations are challenging situations. i am here solely to support them. they are here, and the other reason why the community center exists. i think you for introducing it ha, and i hope that the others will also support it. supervisor kim: public comment is now closed. i wanted to thank some many members of the neighborhoods for coming out to

they are designed to expire on the road in two weeks so we cannot continually at advisory upon advisory, with the fact that nobody pays attention and more. >> but if you increase the threat level, that implies certain actions are being taken, correct? >> there would be certain actions taken with increased threat levels, yes. generalizedwas a increase in the threat level, it would be in reaction to the successful capturing, killing of osama bin laden, correct? i don't quite understand why it we would not be increasing the threat level, at least for a short time. >> this is an ongoing evaluation. at the time of the capture of bin laden, as of yesterday, there was no specific credible threat, specific retaliation, other than generalized there may be something that happens. in that general sense, we already ask people to help if they see something, to say something. we already have police department's looking at suspicious activity, we are have resources deployed at areas that have been of particular interest, historically, like aviation. that already happens. the advisory system is if we n

a high wind advisory. an earlier accident cleared to the shoulder but is there westbound, the commute approaching the tunnel at fish ranch road. the activity is still there. chp is not going to head out there, it's so minimal. 880 coming down through oakland through the san mateo bridge, we talked about the wind advisory. the camera shakes a little bit on the high-rise. hayward is off in a distance, it's likely more affected here. watch the dumbarton bridge as well. laura, back to you. you have to get wind as well in alameda. >> i was laughing with the photographer. i think my hair is getting bi and aerbigg. we are going to head in to the "uss hornet" and take you places the public doesn't normally is see. stick around. bi >>> good morning. our may around the bay tour brings us to alameda this morning. an island community known for being kind of the coast guard center because the coast guard center is here. it's part of the may around the bay tour this morning. i am aboard the "uss hornet" and we get to go

the san mateo bridge, this is our one wind advisory. chp issued a wind advisory across the span overnight. one for the benicia bridge, has expired. and the dumbarton bridge, no issues here. you can see some cars heading towards the toll plaza. nice smooth commute towards menlo park. that's your traffic and weather. back to you. >> thank you. >>> it is 5:07. we are going to continue to follow that developing story of that security scare on board a flight that was headed for sfo. right here to san francisco. plus, president obama answering tough questions on the bin laden rate all coming up. >> it was the longest 40 minutes of my life. >> how he weighed the risks and the one moment in his life that was even more nerve-racking. >> plus, rising floodwaters moving dangerously close to homes in the south. the tough choice for those homeowners being told to get out. ,, the kincaids live here. across the street, the padillas. ben and his family live here, too. ben's a re/max agent, and he's a big part of this community. there are lots of reason

they are designed to expire on the road in two weeks so we cannot continually at advisory upon advisory, with the fact that nobody pays attention and more. >> but if you increase the threat level, that implies rtain actions are being taken, correct? >> there woul be certain actions taken with increased threat levels, yes. generalizedwas a increase in the threat level, it uld be in reaction to the suessful capturing, killing of osama bin laden, correct? i don't quite understand why it we would not be increasing the threat level, at least f a short time. >> this is an ongoing evaluation. at the time of the capture of bin laden, as of yesterday, there was no specific credible threat, specific retaliation, other than generalized there may be something that happens. in that general sense, we already ask people to help if they see something, to say something. we already have police department's looking at suspicious activity, we are have resources deployed at areas that have been of particular interest, historically, like aviation. that already happens. the advisory system is if we need to el

we have wind advisories including the bay bridge, benicia bridge, san mateo bridge. downed power lines and other problems. we'll have more details coming up. back to you. >>> now we know the rest of the story, the likely reason arnold schwarzenegger and maria shriver have separated. sharon chin is in san francisco with the bombshell that arnold dropped earlier year. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yes. schwarzenegger said after he left the governor's office told his wife that he had fathered this love child more than a decade before and he apparently had been providing financially for the child from the start. according to the "l.a. times," schwarzenegger told his wife that he had fathered the child before his first run for office with the long-time married member of their household staff. the staff member worked for the couple for 20 years and retired in january and received a severance payment and left on "good terms" with the couple. schwarzenegger acknowledged the reason, saying i understand and deserve the feelings of anger and disappointment among my f

the wind advisories were lifted. also the meter and light returned off at the bay bridge for the westbound right. no longer any delays in to go towards the upper deck. the cemetery bridges light, easy. in both directions, the-san mateo bridge--and now, the golden gate in the 1 0 1 southbound are getting ready to add that third lane into the north bound directions. opening things up into marin county. now that the commute is over. easy traffic in both directions for 1 0 1. >> thank you. if they stabbing during a confrontation with a group of people and san francisco early yesterday morning. the 33 year-old victim was walking near buchanan and approach with four, five suspects. they began arguing. one person stepped demand in the stomach. the man is in the hospital. one person stabbed--that person in the stomach. >> the man at disrupting the flight from chicago to san francisco will be in federal court this morning. looking into the background who has ties in vallejo and a passport from yemen. he pounded on the talcock

item a is parent advisory council, our p.a.c. report. our p.a.c. representative? >> hi. good evening commissioners, superintendent, all folks. we were just here a few hours ago it seems like. president mendoza: it was a few hours ago. >> i staff and coordinate the parent advisory council. and this is nancy guest and she is the chair of the p.a.c. so i just want to summarize quickly for folks in the room who weren't here last night, members of the parent advisory council and parents for public schools presented our joint report of findings and recommendations from community forums that we conducted over the past few months related to building quality middle schools and the proposed elementary school to middle school feeder patterns. over 850 people participated in 19 different community conversations about these issues and our report about the conversations is on our web sites in english, chinese and spanish. the p.a.c.'s web site is www.pacsf.org and ppssf.org. in our report tonight we want to respond to questions that came up last night from board commissioners during t

i'm going to give an advisory. you can see the camera shaking. you'll get gusts here as well as that dumbarton bridge. >> thank you much. >>> closing arguments expected this morning in the chauncey bailey case. tuesday one of the defendants took the witness stand in his own defense. we did not expect him to do that. he told jurors he was not involved in the fatal shootings of bailey and two other men back in 2007. lawyers for mthe defendants had previous lly said their clients wouldn't take the stand. >>> oakland city council narr narrowly voted in favor of continuing controversial gang injunctions. they forbid 15 from north oakland and 40 from the fruit veil neighborhood from associating with one another during certain hours of the day. there are two controversies. first, how much it costs to enforce both in money and community good will. then there's the legal question if these bans are even constitutional. the city council dealt with the first question and decided they are worth the cost. a judge still deciding the legalities. there have been

i would advisory in effect here. golden gate bridge, it has the west but to no wind advisories. fog from time to time obscure and the towers and speeds are close to normal. nobody has had to reduce their speed below 45 to get set up across the sand. there was a report of an accident sat down, that is not begun to back up the ones are one ride. >>darya: of berkeley man and another hiker have died use of the national park. james dunn bart died friday when he tripped and fell while running the one the u.s. 70 felt a thrill. another hiker it was also killed after he slipped on a rock slab while hiking the mistral. these two deaths are the first accidental fatality this year. >>mark: less debt and more money for schools. in 8 billion spending plan. an additional $3 billion for public education. more tax revenue coming in and the budget shortfall at one point which was thought to be at 6 billion is actually at 9.6 billion. there's 13.4 billion in cuts but the governor is still calling for tax extensions to close the gap. republicans are manning steadfast in their refusal to except any

. >> and mike, is there is still a wind advisory for the bay bridge this morning. you'll find one port benicia bridge, as well. >> good morning. it was raining at might house as i left but as soon as i left it stopped raining. it didn't rain anywhere along the way. it should be inside the studio right now. >> i'm kristen sze. for another day, may showers following across the bay area specifically where eric is and high wind voluntarilys. >> lighted at the end of the tunnel. >> here is a look. it's picking up some of the lighter showers but definitely is a seeing some of the heavier showers that is moving away from us. south in the south bay from amgen tour, where it's going to, it's raining pretty heavily right now. few showers into the santa cruz mountains. over in the east bay valleys, all is quiet on the radar and a few light sprinkles showing up in the north bay. just to give you an idea of the drying trend you can see a lot of this stuff is moving away from the southeast. pockets of sunshine and a drying trend to develop and one more chance of showers. i'll ha

one has to do with the landmark commission advisory body. the second has to do with surveys we have been conducting of the last several years. will the result in additional burdens on property owners? the third has to do with time, resources, and the cost and process of getting those approved and working on a building that is not a historic research. the fourth has to do with environmental impact reports. i think there is an important corollary to the questions. there is a distinction between restoring a historic resource and whether that should be retained. the first is a technical question and the second is a policy question. finally, there is a question of the relative weight of historic preservation compared to other policies, and the balance restrike with those policies. today, we are going to give you an overview of how we conduct our work in the department, the role of the historic preservation commission, and the purpose of the service. the california environmental quality act -- it is important to distinguish between what happens ov