a pedestrian hit in san francisco has life threating injuries. happened a little before 7:00 p.m. on hudson avenue. about a block south of young blood coleman playground. the driver stayed at the scene and the cause of the crash is under investigation. san francisco may be on the task of taxing sodas like the idea put in place last year in new york city. those behind the proposal say it is not just about bringing in more money. brian webb has more. reporter: two cents announced on sugary drinks, almost a quarter a can. the old fashioned soda fountain is alive and well, but the idea of a soda tax is falling flat with customers like chris miles. i don t know if they are taxes that would help the situation at all. reporter: sodas have changed a lot over the years and so have the people drinking them. two-thirds of americans are now considered overweight or obese with one out of eight now saddled with type two diabetes. the approach is similar to the approach with tobac
sunday. locally we have some sports news as well. the golden state warriors, water front arena, it sounds like it will maybe be put on hold for a year. it doesn t look like they ll make the 2017 deadline. we ll talk about what is behind this and what s in store. that is new information this morning. president obama made some big commitments in his state of the union address to the country. we ll sit down to see if the president is a lame duck or if he could fulfill the big goals. we ll talk a bit about the changing california congressional delegation, big names are pulling out. we ll have the impact. we have a lot coming up. but the rain is good news for the bay area. it is falling right now. let s take a look at our doppler. this is a rain that s been falling over the last couple hours. you can see light to moderate. we ll see that continuing throughout the rest of the day. you can see a few rain drops. looking at the bay bridge, these are your current conditions, 42
telecommuting. do you have your confirmation number? it may not surprise you that when you call jetblue to book a flight, the person doing it is at home, not in a call center. abdominal ultrasound. but it might be a big surprise that the raidologist reading your x-ray, cat scan or m.r.i. could very well be doing it from an office in his basement, not a hospital. is this the future of the american workplace? to commute or telecommute later this sunday morning. in a new role, actor tim robins plays to a captive audience. he s encouraging men behind bars to act rather than act up. serena altschul will have the inside story. actor tim robbins has played many memorable roles, none more memorable than andy dufresne in the shawshank redemption. i spent some time in solitary to prepare for shawshank. i asked to be locked up. all emotion, go, go! tim robbins is behind bars again, this time teaching acting to inmates. ahead on sunday morning, we ll go back to pr
the reasons s.w.a.t. teams have spent the entire night outside of an east bay home. mornings on 2 starts now. good morning. we re in the final hours of the shutdown. by this time tomorrow, commuters will be driving along the new bay bridge. we ll continue our team coverage. good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. i m pam cook in for tori campbell. good morning. i m dave clark. let s check your labor day forecast. steve s off. but rosemary is here. today, a lot like yesterday, which means it could feel muggy in your neighborhood. you may look up at the sky and think, it kind of looks like it s going to rain. for some some brief showers in the forecast. we re tracking a few this morning. i m tracking a few cells here. you can see just north of the san mateo bridge in the bay here. for the afternoon, this batch of moisture will continue with us. it s going to bring that possibility of a few sprinkles. it really shouldn t ruin your outdoor plans. we re talking hit or
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