there was a recommendation. >> so is that going to come to the board with a vote. urging to be doing that as a committee or what the legal recommendation why wouldn't it come to the board >> it's an administrative directive. >> it's the board to push back on the interpretation. if the board wants to say do this a different way this is the time to do that or we can refer it back to committee >> i support commissioner mendosa appointment for the one seat for the 2014. >> we can't do that the board policy doesn't allow for a one year appointment. if i appoint someone to the seat it's a two year term >> it's started off in this random way and the struggle to get up and running is to try to right it so after we take this difficult hurdle that will be right going forward but we need to deal with it in the place it's going forward. sorry i don't think you didn't understand. whatever pennies i can throw in but again, i i was at the meeting >> we do count open commissions to bring forward representations but this seems one that changes the way in which we make appointments

that board. for a number of years i had a small real estate company with a dozen people and we covered the entire city of san francisco commercial residential and industrial portfolios. in addition to that i am a certified appraiser i find my past experience with the board i believe serves the city well, in that i oftentimes complex issues and the owners of those properties who have grievance at times almost need to be educated on the spot. when they seek redress and i believe that my experience as enabled me to carry the analysis further. are there any questions >> no questions i'm sorry your currently on the board. >> i am. >> how long. >> you'll have to ask don. >> you don't know. >> i would hesitate giving an exact number of years. >> i see so do i think it's over 5 or 6. >> over 5. >> when you get to the - and a i'm sorry. >> that's okay 6 years. >> he's been i believe this is i know it's his third or fourth reappointment i believe when we first came on board he didn't fulfill a full term at that

. >> and how does a boy without a boarding pass get on to a plane without noticing? the surprising new details about this sneaky young osteo stow away. >> right now, not not too bad. clear skies. the forecast coming up. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, alert. chicken from california is ma >>> new at 10:00, a public health alert. chicken from california is making hundreds of people sick. joe vasquez talked to a bay area man who was just about to dig in. >> the number is right there. >> ed says he bought foster farms raw chicken today and was about to prepare dinner when he saw a report on kpix at 5:00. turns out, he bought the same chicken and even has the same cereal numbers as the one making people sick. p6137, p6137a. >> why can they put stuff out that has salmonella. it wouldn't happen. >> today, the u.s. department of agriculture food safety and inspection service issued a public health alert saying 278 people got sick with strains of salmonella in 18 states. predominantly california and that the illnesses are associated with raw chicken products. that chicken

airport officials tell cbs news, the surveillance video shows the boy without a boarding pass, darting past a distracted agent and on to the plane. a security consultant for several major airlines says the situation is not unimaginable. >> you see a 9-year-old child who doesn't look like he is lost doesn't look like he is

i'm a board member and want to say a few words. i will describe maybe in four terms which is the diversity, the exclusiveness and the commitment of the community. which i xernsdz first hand when i moved here two years ago with 2 of my three children not speaking one word of english and they didn't have the english learn program but yet their influenced and integrated and very welcomed and embraced by everyone there. i also experiences this commitment everyday at the school and side solidarity when i'm working on the board when 7 of the 89 parents are there when i worked with the family association and when i see how every parents and family puts in 40 hours of volunteer work at the school to make an it work >> my name is scott. my sons and i have been part of the creative arts family since 2004 when my oldest son entered kindergarten. by the time each of them had entered kindergarten it was pretty clear that special education was going to be in the works and low and behold two of them have a special needs. i suspected that. i was a

and this item was also forwarded to the full board with a positive recommendation. on tuesday the board heard the appeal at 480 pa trespasser this was for a negative deck mrargs. at the last hearing supervisors cowen who's district contains this had questions related to parking. supervisor cowen reviewed the new standards and announced the standards at the last hearing and this answered her questions. she felt the concerns were also about sequa and with that the commissioner asked that the sequa be upheld. and then i wanted to share with you an introduction that was made by supervisor mar that pertains to his ordinance that would regulate formula retail. he introduced a extension that gives us 60 days. await that extension you would need to consider his ordnance by early november now you will have until january. so it won't come before you. and there were no other pieces of legislation that really pertained to land use. that concludes my report >> thank you. >> commissioner moore. >> if i may when we had supervisor mars legislation in front of us we asked whether or

a plane without a boarding pass. hat happen? >> a lot of questions, but no answers at this point, sue. both delta and the tsa say they're investigating this. look, i'm surprised it hasn't happened sooner. think about the tens of millions of people flying. you figure eventually somebody would slip through security and that's what happened. >> well, we'll see. i don't know. with my kids, we always have to show the ticket, the boarding pass, this, that. anyway. >> is that true. >> move to topic three. gm joining google and tesla. it looks pretty cool, phil. tell us about it. >> and it works. i tested it out at 65 miles per hour on the gm test track in millford, michigan, this morning. take your hands off the steering wheel, had hit a couple buttons and it stays in the lane, controls the speed. this is the beginning of autonomous drive vehicles. they're all racing in this direction, gm, tesla, google in the race as well, expect by the end of the decade, we will see at least elements of this in autonomous vehicle in all th

. >>> plus security questions after a child managed to fly cross country without a boarding pass. >>> and scary moments today >>> a developing story right now out of dallas. a korean air force flight was forced to make an emergency landing just minutes after takeoff due to engine problems. a passenger reported seeing a flash come from the engine. the plane circled the airport several times to dump fuel as you sigh. airport officials found no hazards. >>> tonight federal agents and one of the nation's largest airlines are trying to figure out how a nine year old run away managed to fly to las vegas without a boarding pass. he made it past security gate agents and wasn't questioned by the flight crew until after that delta flight took off. the crew did hand the boy over to authorities when the plane landed. he's now bax in minnesota in the care of child protective services. >>> another summer-like fall day. but just you wait. some big changes coming our way tomorrow. tomorrow. amelia's back with the timing february, 2013. a landmark transportation bill is up for consideration. even thou

a board will decide whether the 60 day cooling-off period is warranted. they asked the governor to start the process for a cooling-off period after workers threatened to strike last week. union members rejected two tentative contracts with the bus agency. >> still to come, police think they know the motive behind a deadly shooting at a nevada middle school this morning. >> talk about adding insult to injury, new details of what a hospital worker reported in the stairwell where the missing san francisco woman was found. >> president obama offers a temporary band-aid solution for americans trying to get on the health care website. >> let's take you to our rooftop to look at what is coming up in the forecast with >> we are following news from nevada where two people are dead after a shooting at a middle school in a suburb of reno. police said the dead are a student who is the suspected shooter and a staff member at the school. two boys are in critical condition. one student says he saw a student shoot a teacher near the basketball court. he said everyone ran

he testified before a board of investigation that compiling a report to help the governor decide if a 60 day cooling off should be ordered. the district is asking for the time. >> we're close. we need more time and communications and can work this out. >> regina jackson hopes so. of the 180,000 using ac transit are kids from her youth development center. >> if unable to arave for after school programs 100 students goring to miss their tutoring and math, science and language arts. >> union negotiator as proved the offer, including a nine and a half raise over three years. >> yes. we care about our public. our operateors would like to think the company is caring about them. >> the investigators have until wednesday to deliver their report to the governor. in oakland abc 7 news. >> if you haven't left yet you might remember there are a lot more people using the ferry autos golden grate gate bridge is an example. this commute saw a lot more car autos all of them likely heading home for that long, slow commute. and the ferries have been jammed. san francisco bay ferry reporting ridership u

we have given a certain amount of leverage to the negotiating team. we trust in them to use the leverage the boards given them. >> that is not a yes or no. >> that is correct. >> so there is still room to move? >> i am not going to say whether or not there is. all i will say is that we have set parameters. and the negotiating team is responsible for using them. >> it is interesting. when we get to these phases of negotiation, it comes down to -- a deal or a strike. usually what happens is we start seeing the shell game going out where we agree to various things. and the next thing, bart has agreed to increase its offer. and the public says, okay, i will live with that. is that what you see happening this time? >> that is hard to say. my personal outlook speaking independently here -- the unions have made clear to us that it must go their way or the highway. that is what we have been hearing, which means it is either caving in or excepting a strike. where the board will come in that regard, i cannot say. >> as far as down the line, if you do give then or concede, do you think the writers -- people

a presentation >> yes. i'd like to call in the chief of staff to update the board on the vision 2014 process. it's an exciting process and this is about a two hour update (laughter) i'm just checking for update no, it's going to be very short >> good evening commissioners and thank you so much. first of all, i want to thank the superintendent and the board of education for sponsoring this great voigs process. we worked for many months to design a process that would help us reenvision education for our students in san francisco. there are handout here and i'll start the presentation to keep us rolling. basically, we have a saying if we have a plan for today and envisioning tomorrow. we roelsdz the plan to clarifying how all of us work together to support the structural core around the teachers and students and families and instruction and that plan is being rolled out in helping us to build the penicillin with our quality improvement system. i don't know if you can focus that a little bit mr. steel that would be great. their we go. this is again, our strategic plan for today. and then we agreed

if the board decides to wave or reduce the fee, that would be a determination that the board would make based on findings that the nexus study does not apply or does not stand up in this case. the board would today articulate some findings to that effect to me and the clerks office. we would prepare and additional motion for next week's meeting or the subsequent meeting laying out the board's findings to support the waiver or reduction. the board would also today determine whether to wave the fee entirely or reduce it and the amount to reduce it and again, that determination, the amount of the fee whether it's $8,000 or 0 would be a nexus determination by the board. >> thank you, colleagues, any final questions to city staff? all right. seeing none. why don't we go to if there are any members of the public who support the application to wave the fee. seeing none. we have the appellant who would like to provide a rebuttal? >> i'm not sure about whether any person would be evicted from their and whether that affect our condominium conversion or not. i have been a social activist for the p

to you as fast as we can. >>> as we move on, nine-year-old boy managed to get on plane without a boarding pass. did you hear about this story? and flew himself to las vegas before authorities realized. all of that is coming up. and you think, well, okay, nine-year-old boy got on a plane, but if a nine-year-old boy can do it, what can a terrorist do. all that and a couple mums -- minutes from now, fox report. >> shepard: more of today's top headlines. senate majority leader harry reid is challenge john baner to allow a vote on a bill that would re-open the federal government without making changes to the healthcare law. today is day seven of the government shutdown. of course, the house speaker insisted the president must negotiate on the law if he wants to end the thing. >>> the supreme court began its new term this morning, despite the partial government shutdown. the justices already turned away hundreds of appeals from lower courts. campaign finance law one of the big cases on the agenda today. and there's word that nearly 6.5 million people showed up at this year's oktoberfest in muni

. >> reporter: there is a bart board meeting here as we speak. they started out presenting two resolutions in memory of the two workers who were killed this weekend on the tracks. >> a moment of silence for our deceased coworkers larry daniels and christopher sheppard. >> reporter: for a moment this morning everyone was on the same page in the bart board room honoring the two bart employees killed on the tracks. a bart manager training to be an operator on the strike behind the controls of the train that hit the workers. >> why did this happen? >> reporter: an advocacy group is calling for criminal charges against bart bosses saying the deaths this weekend weren't accidents. >> the fact that they had been running trains at 70 miles per hour when people are working on the tracks without proper warning is inexcusable. >> reporter: as the ntsb tries to determine what happened and how fast the train was actually going, a bart spokesman had this to say. >> we just wish people would allow us the grieving process instead of laying blame before we really

there was a rush hour ban but the board approved it. whatever the topic, it involves safety especially in the wake of the two workers being killed last saturday and the president called a special meeting. >> i would like all of us to observe a moment of silence for our deceased coworkers. >> reporter: now, before today's normal board meeting, the board held a brief moment of silence for lawrence daniels and christopher. again, the board president called for a special meeting. that was supposed to begin at 10:30. it's going into the special meeting after stalking about the bike issues. i can say that i peeked in there. it's getting pretty heated. the president of ac local 1555 has choice words for the board this afternoon. but the question of safety has been at the forefront of all board members' minds according to the unions as well. we did speak with chris fin, a member of the union, who wanted to let the board know how difficult it is to be a train operator in the bake of the -- wake of the two deaths. >> we had two train operators in

. >> a nine-year-old hops a plane to las vegas without a boarding pass. baltimore 695 at national pike. we will get a closer look at weather and traffic when we come back. what does that first spoonful taste like? ok. honey bunches of oats. ching! mmmm! mmmm! mmmm! wow! it's the oats. honey. yeah. honey bunches of oats. this is a great cereal. the supreme court begins its fall term today and are set to tackle several tough cases. the court may hear its first abortion case since 2007, about which drugs should be restricted in abortion clinics. kerry is defending the arrest of a most wanted criminal. a libyan al qaeda leader was captured. libby is: the capture an abduction. kerry is denying that. >> a nine-year-old boy got around security at a minnesota airport and hopped on a plane to las vegas without a boarding pass. he got past the gate agents and hopped onto the delta flight. police in las vegas handed the child over to child protection services. >> good morning to you. let's take a look at some of the area roads. we had an overnight accident on the nor

tell us surveillance footage shows us the 9-year-old likely passed through the airport without a boarding pass. in a brief statement delta said we are investigating the incident. >> it crazy. i have an 8-year-old son so that freaked me out. >> reporter: a travel expert calls it a major lapse on many levels. >> the flight crew, then the gate agent, then tsa. >> they research the commercial air travel industry and all of the rules and regulation. >> all af this since september 11th has been to keep us safer and it has. still we have -- all of this since september 11th has been to keep us safe, and it has. but we still have this. >> stowaways are rare especially with children. the boy has been returned to the twin cities. >>> we want to take a minute to mention a special honor for one of our colleagues. leonard mirise and family were given an warbgs an -- leonard ramirez family who were given an award for their outstanding work in the community. their children are following in their parent's footsteps. >>> tonight does not look bad, numbers will still be in the 70s. things are changing as we

folks that wish approved by the mayor and board of supervisors. 5 individuals appointed by mayor and a by the board of supervisors that's consistent. we've actually detailed bringing this item its important to make sure that we have as board a recommendations on this committee as possible. and we have been doing outreach for the last few months to make sure we get us as diverse set of applicants as we could. and i appreciate the various community groups to make that happen. it's been a challenge to because i think there's a lot of things happening in the city right now and the reason we decided to move forward is because at some point the work has to begin. and i am grateful to the applicants that are here because i do think they're committed to make sure we've heard from all of san francisco as this process go forwards. i know from working with the mayor's office they're committed to make sure the whole diversity of the city is represent so there's an interest in the 5 seats to make sure that diversity is taken into account. i would urge anyone interested to suggest names to the mayor

they are creating a staggered board and going so far to say that that may delay or prevent a change int means that twitter is staggering its board so that it's less susceptible to a take over. they might not even make it public without facebook or apple that is to thwart a potential takeover attempt. growth may ham per that. they will be charged double for tax. remember groupon expanded too quickly and they ended up incuring a 1,600% effective tax rate. that killed their earnings. so people are going to want to see that twitter has international expansion under control. and finally there is language about privacy. and the fact that privacy is so important right now that the governments and regulators around the world are considering a number of regulatory proposals concerning data proposals and if any of those harm the ability to mine data, that could adverse the business model. a lot of interesting things that we can borrow from cnbc. >> thanks for that. let's talk about the corporate governance here. a staggered board. that seems like it would be logical. >> it does. we haven't seen

surveillance video shows the 9- year-old likely passing through the security point without a boardings. >> i can't think that a child unattended would not be attend today. >> all of this since 9/11 is to keep us safer, it has, but still we ha gaping holes and this is a perfect exam of it. >> airport authorities are saying that stowaways like this are rare, especially a child. it is under investigation. >>> it was the wrong place at the wrg time. a barbie jeep was parked in the wrong place in this neighborhood in utah. look at this, the real police got involved. returning the little car to her house with -- a ticket on it. look at that, there is the bright original ticket. the acceptable-year-old was busy with school and friends. and her dad discovered that police have flagged her barbie jeep. >> i came out of the garage. the jeep was parked in an about particular placer behind my vehicle. i got out and there was a vehicle tag on it. >> i think i left it on the sidewalk. >> you can't trust them. >> hopefully, this will not hurt their driving record. police say that they wrote the ticke

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back at hard wire, i asked for my personal training session of how to use a white board as a shield.'s designed to close the gap. good. >> can i give it a try? >> absolutely. >> i'm going to ask you not to come full speed, it's very hard. >> shut the door. position themselves so they can confront the attacker when they come in. >> well, if you had one word to describe it, what would it be? >> empowering. >> same word every single teacher we give it to you, says the same thing. thank you for not break my fingers. [ laughter ] >> i later showed this video to brendan heroine, a professor at health and human security. >> anything that we can use in order to buy time for our children, is a good thing. but hopefully, every teacher that is given a white board has some level of training. you can't just do it one time and say okay i got it. it's too late to read the instructions once the shooting starts. >> but what about the role of bulletproof batches in schools? i wanted to hear from other mothers that the insert is a good idea. >> i think it's a false sense of security. even if i hold thi

apparently, alone and without a boarding pass a 9-year-old manages to board a plane bound for las vegas. we are learning more about how this sneaky young stowaway managed to evade tsa security. >> cartwheels and tag. i think it's ridiculous that they are preventing that. >> no footballs, baseballs or even tag. the unusual school wide ban that some parents say goes too far. >> and no sharks this time. diana nyad making another big splash this morning. why the 65-year-old is swimming for 48 hours straight. >> wow. and from the kpix 5 weather center, good morning, everybody. a few sprinkles in your forecast. and i'll pinpoint which day to expect it with the pinpoint outlook. >> and our morning commute is so far off to a great start if you are traveling in any of these areas. our biggest most popular spots for this time of the morning, so far everything is in the clear. we'll have your latest "kcbs traffic" coming up. behalf my favorite. i love pink. our te. we race for pink. introducing new raspberry 5-hour energy. from now until the end ofear, a portion of each sale benefits living beyond

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the deadline to end the 60 day cooling off period, the accusations union members made today during a board meeting. >> mayor ed lee addresses the outrage over a missing patient who was found dead at san francisco general hospital. >> this should not have happened. we all agree. >> the action the mayor announced today to make sure it never happens again. >> a day of were any frustration. -- worry and frustration. daphne webb's second birthday as they hold out hope she will be found. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. >>> hello. i am gasia mikalian. >> and i am frank somerville. >> there are now just under 7 hours, that is when the 60 day cooling off period expires. that mean physical no agreement is reached -- means if no agreemental is reached bart work --greement is reached bart workers -- agreement is reached bart workers could stand. the unresolved issues, wages, healthcare contributions and staffing. ktvu's tom vacar joins us live  from oakland. >> he has the latest on the talk and what union members said today. tom? >> report

contracts we have with shell to do work, it's a red herring excuse finding way to kill the program . >> yes, i would agree with you on that . the other part is the puc board. the building of these new projects and all the efficiency work. i think it's almost a no brainer to me. i would hope the puc commission is more favorable. all the things that come with the labor project agreement to make sure that we are getting good standards for the work force that is doing the for this city on the program. those issues are easily addressed. it can be addressed until you have a program to go. you make sure your rfp has a labor project agreement. >> he brought up the whole opt out, opt in issue. that was one of the issues that was raised when the board approved this program last september in 2012 that we don't like it because you can't opt in, you have to opt out whether you want it or not. this whole issue comes up all over again. that's a bigger break thing that the mayor has if he wants to work with us to change that state law which is particularly impossible to do in order for him to actually green light, something like this. it made know sense whatsoever. >> th

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he managed to get on the plane even though he didn't have a ticket or a boarding pass. industry analysts say even though layers of security the system does sometime breakdown. >>> since 9/11 it's gotten better. >> delta is trying to investigate what happened. >> mother nature is being blamed for a rocky start to the olympic torch relay in moscow, russian. two torch bearers pass the flame. the relay continued and this marked the launch of the largest relay that will end at the winter games. >> up next, steve's forecast and has the details on a wet, wet start to the workweek. when can we expect the rain >> a series of earthquakes ralted southern and central mexico forcing the evacuation of dozens of villages. more than a dozen centered along the coast, that state and continued for at least three hours. there were as strong as 5.2 magnitude ask there are no reports of any major damages or deaths right now. extreme weather in this country, slammed several parts of the u.s. residents in nebraska are cleaning up from tornados while kentucky deals with flooding and parts of sou

opposition from the union. >>> the site of a san francisco mcdonald's could be the site of a new jail. the boardsupervisors voted today to support sheriff ross mirkarimi's plan to apply for $80 million state grant. he wants to use it to build a 640-bed jail next to the hal of justice. sheriff mirkarimi says the current jail at the hal of justice is old and seismicly unsafe. opponents say the grant should instead be used to fund programs to help reduce the jail population. >>> fog has hampered efforts to search for a missing diver off the sonoma county coast. authorities say the man's wife reported him missing at about 4:00 p.m. yesterday in south point state park. today state park divers and the sonoma county sheriff's office resumed the search at oobt 8:00 a.m. but a helicopter was ground dude to fog. >>> at this time next year, the blue angels should be returning to san francisco. the navy announced the precision jets will perform over the bay next year as part of fleet week, though other activities will be scaled back. the blue angels scrubbed shows nationwide this year as part of the sequest

to ship more than 22 million packages its highest ever for it the >>vicki: in just a few hours a bart board of directors will decide whether or not to say yes the strike is over. i will explain in a to say yes the strike is over. i will explain in a live report coming up. ere'a cole oreass to say yes the strike is over. i will explain in a live report coming up. obi num. weave er fty pduct at wk of one volbatty. pl, ryi ofrs me vae d sectiothannyon

moment of silence after the death of two workers, but things got heated as they tried to shout down a bart board member. >> this would be a quiet time for them, and not filled with all the vitriol that's been happening. excuse me, i have the floor. >> things did calm down and the board voted to do away with a procedure called simple approval that made workers responsible for their own safety while working on the bart tracks. the procedure came under scrutiny after that deadly accident saturday. >>> 435:00 now. let's get a look at weather. lawrence is' oakland zoo. >> boo at the zoo. >> reporter: hey, guys, check this out. we've got a walking stick. where is it walking stick from? new guinea. it's only a plant eater, thank goodness. they're going to have a great event. boo at the zoo this weekend. this is one of the best zoos in the bay area to check out. we're going to learn more about that in a minute. outside now we've got quite a few clouds. temperatures running a little bit chilly in the 40s and 50s right now. this afternoon these numbers will stay down, too. probably low 70s inland. a lot o

i got a great auto rate outta that guy. with rates slashed across the board a great time to buy a car. 4 million members. 4 million stories. navy federal credit union. >>> the u.s. air force's air mobility command is the backbone of the nation's military airlift and aerial refueling capabilities vital to supporting each of the military services worldwide 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. headquartered at scott air force base in illinois the command has some 55,000 airmen and civilians stationed around the world and directs 1300 military and civilian transport planes and refueling aircraft. last year it moved 2 million passengers 644,000 tons of cargo, 28 million gallons of fuel and 12,000 medical patients including wounded warriors. i spoke with amc commander general paul silva recently at the air force association's annual air and space technology exposition before the government shutdown. a spokesman says the command is trying to operate as normally as possible. silva has often said that budget cuts are not, his job is to support worldwide -- troops worldwid

he gave them a hug and kiss and said i love you before they boarded the bus.the day it would turn into. >> when you got the phone call from him, suddenly his voice sounded very, very different. describe that moment to me. >> yes, you know, he called me and said i'm not coming home. i knew he meant i'm not ever coming home. his voice was flat and cold and unlike anything i had ever heard from him before. >> what did you think was happening? >> i really had no idea. you know, as he started to talk, part of me was listening, part of me was stuck on the first phrase i'm not coming home. as the conversation wore on, i thought he would take his own life, but i never imagined it would involve other people, let alone children. >> the moment you realized the scale of what he had done, the utter horror shooting ten school girls, killing five, seriously wounding many others, what went through your mind? can go through your mind? this is somebody you thought you knew and loved? >> right. i was shocked. i couldn't have been more unprepared for that moment, but as the polic

. >>> a 9-year-old boy managed to skirt airport security and board a flight to las vegas without a tickett delta air lines and the tsa are trying to figure out how he did it. nbc's dave bergeron reports from minneapolis. >> we've all been through it. multiple security stops before taking a seat on a plane. the last thursday, major miscues. >> that's shocking. >> that's really crazy to me. >> according to an msp spokesperson a 9-year-old boy sneaked pass a security checkpoint and passed agents inside and finally on to delta flight 1561 heading to las vegas. the plane left minneapolis with the boy, a run away from the twin cities, on board. he was finally questioned and stopped in nevada. airport officials tell us surveillance footage shows the 9-year-old likely passing through the airport without a boarding pass. >> i can't think that a child unattended would not be attended to. >> reporter: in a brief statement delta says we are investigating the incident and cooperating with the agencies involved. it was the same reaction when we reached out to the tsa. >> that's crazy. i got an 8-year-o

mohammed ochsner is a member of the dc board of health exchange. we appreciate your time this morning. if people have insurance now and decide wow, could this be a deal for me, is it possible you could get a better deal on this even if you have health insurance? >> absolutely. if you are paying from your own pocket for your health insurance, you may be paying too much, and you may be getting too little in return. the plan on the exchange is standardized and the rates are lower. you will be surprised. try it. go on the website, look at the benefits and make your determination. >> if people haven't read about it, who is eligible? is it based on income? >> three types of people are el where i believe. one who have no health insurance, regardless of what your income is. you can go on the exchange and find a plan you need. >> okay. >> second group is small business employers who have less than 50 employees. they can go online and find coverage for their employees. the third group is who is paying from their own pocket, but may be paying too much, they ca

a home near seventh straight and st. james. the firefighters had the flames under control fairly quickly. illegal wiring in the basement caused the fire. they found other items suggested illegal activity boarded up in the basement. >>> your money being misused. the investigative unit first uncovered hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of questionable accounting transactions at samtrans. but now community groups are calling for a close lyric at the financial records. vicky nguyen has this report. >> reporter: a small group of demonstrators from the group stop workplace bullying rallied in support of district whistle blowers tonight. >> they have problems with their wrong doing and develop path ways for whistle blowers to report it safely. >> reporter: the san carlos vice mayor says that the concerns warrant an independent investigation into the district's finances. >> i would like to see it investigated and taken up by the district attorney's office. >> they provide more than 100,000 rides a day. the protest comes after two former employees came forward to nbc, instructed to inflate expenses and hide spending from the public. samtrans ceo addressed the allegations at the transit district's

i said, i think we ought to do a 1% across the board cut. that will get us down to our target. he said, well, that 1%, that's pretty high, you know. i said, what do you think, mr. president? he said, maybe a .25%. i said, no, fine. so we negotiated, but we did, we came out of .86. the point is we sat together even 10,000 miles apart and came together and found a solution. >> well, it's a very good point and i wish this was going on now between the current president and the current speaker. it sounds like basic common sense to me. i also commend you, by the way, on the second best bill clinton impression i've heard in the last month. fascinating talking to you. no one knows more about what the situation is like than you, so thank you for that advice. i hope the two leaders were watching. thank you very much. >>> next, giving is all for the troops. how montel williams is helping with benefits in the shutdown. [ male announcer ] this is brad. his day of coaching begins with knee pain, when... [ man ] hey, brad, want to trade the all-day relief of two aleve for six tylenol? what's t

a current building. this is on ninth street that's been currently boarded up. there is as you can see here - there's a fire hydrant and that's the curb in front of the building that's red zoned. with you will all those various retail plays there's limited parking. what's proposed for the ground level is an organic china that restaurants. there's going to be parking for 15 bicycles in the lobby for this building and the question, of course, which come down to my mind is where are people going to park their cars who can afford to live at those comedies flare not all going to be riding their bicycles and where are people going to park their cars to go to the restaurants. there needs to be more investigation as far as the impact with those additional cars and, of course, they would have to spill over into the neighborhoods as there are streets off of here. that's all basically, i have to say because what i had to say about the health issues have been said. unless you have questions of me >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> do we take public comment on this item

tell us that surveillance footage shows the 9-year-old likely passing through the airport without a boarding pass. in a brief statement delta says we are investigating the incident and cooperating with those involved. the tsa is looking into it. >> that is crazy. i have an 8-year-old son. that freaked me out. >> a travel expert calls it a major lapse on many levels. >> the crew, then the gate agent, then tsa. >> reporter: terry researches the commercial air travel extra and all of the rules and regulations. >> all of this since september 11th has been to keep us safer, and it has, but still we have gaping holes and this is a perfect example of it. >> reporter: and that travel expert says stowaways like this are rare, especially children. the boy is in protective custody and has been returned to the twin cities. >>> bay area folks are feeling the heat of the federal government shutdown. >>> a lot of popular spots are closed. today the road to the headlins were blocked by a barrier and empty patrol car. it overlooked the tiny parking lot that was closed. and the beach, the parking lot and rest

a delta airlines flight to vegas without a boarding pass. e rwe feeling surveillance video.we're reviewing surveillance footage. because of his age he cannot be charged with a crime. to scientists who predicted the existence of the god particle have been awarded the nobel prize for physics. back in 1964 there were the first ones to publish a theory to explain how matter obtained mass to form stars and planets. the first to explicitly predict the existence of a new particle. similar proposals from three more research is appeared shortly afterwards. the particle became known. last year scientists and switzerland finally detected it. >> a salmonella outbreak. we will tell you what it is being linked to. the fall season is filled with wonderful flavors. today we are coping with one of the most popular.cooking with one of my name is mike and i quit smoking. chantix... it's a non-nicotine pill. i didn't want nicotine to give up nicotine. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. [ mike ] whe

the magic bullet a deal between bart's labor unions and its board. >> the unions have made clear to us that it must go their way or the highway. >> reporter: both sides spoke live on kpix 5 sunday morning. >> people have come to the table with ideological shoulds instead of what should really be done. >> reporter: the last negotiation session ended yesterday afternoon without touching on wages and healthcare. they can't agree on how far apart they are. bart says it's $89 million. the unions say it's 30 million. >> we have always argued on the numbers. >> we have moved and made many leaps. >> the way you removed a strike threat off the table is by continuing to bargain in good faith. >> it's either caving in or accepting a strike. where the board will come in that regard, i can't say. >> reporter: political insider willie brown says things don't look good. >> this is deteriorated beyond anybody's real control. most of the time when you have these kind of labor disputes, there are identifiable power sources that can ultimately be the adult in the room. >> reporter: and it's the riders ca

the governor patted a board of inquiry. that board reported that today, including a strike endangering public health. governor brown will request a cooling off. and breaking news in san francisco. a city worker turned himself in to authorities for the deadly accident that took the life of a sun bather. the park and rec worker facing charges of vehicular manslaughter and felony hit and run. it happened while vanaer was sun bathing. he drove onto the grassy area and rolled over her. he left the scene. his city vehicle found blocks away. >> we have breaking news in santa rosa. an officer-involved shooting police are at the scene. that is west of highway 101. now, we understand one man may be hurts, another in custody. we're going to follow the story breaking any stri on twitter. and police investigating the first fatal officer involved shooting in 20 years. an officer chased a suspect this morninging. the driver began speeding towards the officer. place say the officer opened fire. >> another officer involved shooting left a m

> the father of the 9-year-old boy who hopped on a flight from minneapolis to las vegas without a boardingass now speaks out. >> i'm in what you call a double jeopardy. if i whoop my son, i get locked up. if i let my son keep on doing what he's doing, i get in trouble. somebody please help me, please. >>> and a woman in mexico has reportedly denied help at a medical clinic and gives birth on the clinic's lawn. officials say they've spended the health center's director. both a state and federal investigation are under way there. >>> one family in virginia is already getting into the halloween spirit. take a look. >> welcome to halloween family style. we go big or we go home. >> you can say that again. their elaborate display includes ghosts, pumpkins and scenes of execution. the problem is may be too scary. homeowners say they never get trick-or-treaters and end up eating all the candy themselves. maybe that's the whole idea. >>> sentencinging today for kwame kilpatrick. prosecutors are asking he get 28 years in prison. >>> and on this day in 1973, resignation of a vice president. >> spiro

you're taking a look at the forecast with plenty of 50s across the board. >> that's right. od morning to you. hopefully you had a good weekend. i told you it was going to be a beautiful sunrise. and this time i get to deliver right on point. here's what we're looking at. this over the bay bridge. you are going to see this get better and better. that sun slowly comes up creeping above the horizon. all of this will turn to orange and red. it's going to be spectacular. that's what you get to drive to work under. not just the beautiful scenery, we've got beautiful temps. we're starting out at 58, conditions are chilly up in the north bay, and i take you down to the south bay because 47 degrees is a cool start to the day in gilroy. plenty of mid 50s to go around. gorgeous day today similar to yesterday. cooler this afternoon. 82 degrees inland, bay side 77 and 69 degrees at the coast with that fog rolling back in as we head into this evening, tomorrow morning we're going to start out with widespread low clouds. you want to keep that in mind. this morning clear out there, we'll ta

then again, you have to consider that whoever takes over from steve ballmer will have a board seat. won a strong personality. that is somebody you will be allowed to stand up to him. liz: just last week we had the man who used to run novartis. he picked -- great leader, but he picked as his replacement a non-farm guy, not an m.d. or a doctor. and even he said, look, there are times are i could tell and was making a decision he did not like, but he stepped away as chairman. >> dan has that kind of personality. he checks his ego at the door. bill gates is a lot more full of himself and that, and i mean that in a good play. liz: what good is happening? >> the enterprise business is cooking. it is doing really well in the transition from product. they have their enterprise business is growing faster than any of their competitors. this is generating enough cash for them to engage in exploration on the consumer side which i know a lot of investors and issue it, but if they can tie these pieces together and have a much more cohesive offering there is some value there. liz: thank you. by the