. >>> atu 1555 no revela donde será la reunion . >>> desde hoy recorte al subsisdio alimentario. >>> las opciones que tienen. >>> exsite como averiguar los bancos locales y apoyo a los necesitados. >>> mi hermana y mi mama . >>> alex recuerda su infancia. >>> nos salvo mucho, no teniamos para comer. >>> era tiempo dificil . >>> salieron adelante. >>> si ahora esta todo bien bueno. >>> las estampillas ya no las necesitas. >>> la comida esta cara. >>> el recorte no es de centavos. >>> serán 36 dólares menos para familia de 4 miembros. >>> a que se debe esto?. >>> el gobierno aumento el recorte. >>> el congreso no ha renovado el presupuesto. >>> desafortunadamente el congreso no da opciones. >>> pueden buscar en el área de la bahia, bancos de comida. >>> calculan que 1 de cada 10 en estados unidos requieren de estas estampillas. >>> día de muertos en la área de la bahia. >>> el culto a la muerte desde méxico a eeuu . >>> el vaticano con nueva entrevista para ver la opinion sobre matrimonio. >>> no le cambie. >>> como un día de compra como cualquiera pero un susto en coneccticut donde un

. >>> meanwhile atu union leader antoinette bryant said they are attempting to go back on agreements and were part of the final deal. she said this is unconsionable. we want to grow our regional economy. >>> out of hercules, an intense fight at a middle high school is getting attention after a school board member said a student may identify as transgender. there may be a hate crime. >> reporter: hercules middle high school student witnessed a transgender student being harassed by two girls. caught on cell phone video taken by another student. we bleeped the name out of privacy. >> i heard i don't want you sitting next to me. the girl said that to them. then the other girl kept saying get out of here. i don't want you sitting next to me. she didn't give a good reason. she just said i don't want you sitting here. it got more serious and then the teacher came. mr. harris stopped them and the girl was sent out. yesterday i hear about the fight. >> reporter: why the girls picked on the transgender student. >> she didn't like the way they are. >> reporter: the student started the fight as

and meet with the atu at noon to discuss their next step. jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the b.a.r.t. board did approve the purchase of 365 new railcars to help provide its aging fleet of trains. that almost doubles the amount of cars that b.a.r.t. bought last year. i want to show you footage of a prototype. the first 10 cars are expected to arrive for testing in less than two years. the remaining cars are scheduled for delivery between 2017 and 2021. >>> a federal judge refused a grant bailed today for a san francisco man accused of running a massive under ground mine empire. olbrich appeared in a new york court accused of running silk grove. he was arrested at the glen park branch of the san francisco library on october 4th. if convicted he would spend the rest of his life in prison. >>> police say the shootings stem from a fight at the paradise skate roller rink in antioch. amber bangum was killed and two other people were hurt. jones of manteca has been arrested. >>> last week we told you that someone cut the fuel lines on two

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and meet with the atu at noon to discuss their next step. jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the b.a.r.t. board did approve the purchase of 365 new railcars to help provide its aging fleet of trains. that almost doubles the amount of cars that b.a.r.t. bought last year. i want to show you footage of a prototype. the first 10 cars are expected to arrive for testing in less than two years. the remaining cars are scheduled for delivery between 2017 and 2021. >>> a federal judge refused a grant bailed today for a san francisco man accused of running a massive under ground mine empire. olbrich appeared in a new york court accused of running silk grove. he was arrested at the glen park branch of the san francisco library on october 4th. if convicted he would spend the rest of his life in prison. >>> police say the shootings stem from a fight at the paradise skate roller rink in antioch. amber bangum was killed and two other people were hurt. jones of manteca has been arrested. >>> last week we told you that someone cut the fuel lines on two

i also spoke with a representative from atu. members are voting within the same time span. 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. she's not disclosing the location. if the two unions approve the tentative contract agreement, b.a.r.t.'s board of directors would vote next. reps say they have not picked a date yet. there is a regularly scheduled meeting on the 21st. they could also hold a special session. seiu union leaders tell me there's a lot of excitement around the tentative agreement because of some of the safety measures that are being included. they do expect members to vote for it, and expect it to pass tonight. they tell me they should have those votes tallied by 11 tonight. atu could have them tallied by 11 tonight as well or as early as tomorrow morning. live in oakland, katie utehs ktvu channel 2 news. >>> at the same time, orinda city councilman steve glazer is trying to ban future b.a.r.t. strikes. later today he'll present a petition with 20,000 signatures from supporters of his plan to make it illegal for public transit workers

the other union is atu voting at an undisclosed location and they will announce the results of their contract tomorrow morning. . >>> a car exploded with flames in the caldecott tunnel and forced hundreds of people to abandon their cars. thick smoke filled the tunnel just before 10 a.m. people had to navigate their way out trying to get fresh air. the smoke was so bad you could barely see a few cars ahead. people were covering their faces, carrying their children, and trying to stay as far away from the smoke as possible. a car caught fire after it crashed into the eastbound bore. the smoke called a major traffic jam in both directions. the tunnel's ventilation system eventually kicked in but it was a scary situation for drivers stuck inside. i was two cars behind the fire. the car was burning and cph officer told us stay in the car and close the windows and then explosions started. the car exploded so i got out and walked all the way out. it was smokey in there, it was terrible. >> eight people were taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation, all three bores were reopened in a coupl

according to atu timeline. the family medical leave clause was in the original contract but on june 5th the unions proposed to take it off the table in exchange for agreeing to other proposals. that was rejected. july 11th, lead b.a.r.t. negotiator reviewed and agreed other the family leave act. it was formulated on july 19th. on august 7th both sides presented written materials. nothing was rejected. then on halloween the unions again gave written material to b.a.r.t. documenting all agreements including the family leave act. she says it still was not rejected until november 7th when b.a.r.t. managers say they made a mistake by including that clause in the final contract. >>> santa clara law enforcement offering a special holiday gift but only for those who have outstanding arrest warrants for minor offenses. it's called operation second chance and gives individuals a chance to stay out of jail for the holidays. those that qualify have to check in with law enforcement and get a new date for court next year. 24

the seiu and the atu local unions plan to count the ballots as soon as the polls close and expect to give results after 11 p.m. >>> petitions to ban any more bart strikes are being delivered at this hour to the head of the state senate transportation committee. orinda city council member steve glazer says he has 20,000 signatures on petitions that are longer than a 10-car bart station. it's being carried to senator mac desaulnier's office across the street. >> the number combinations you need to know to get good deals. >> plus cuts comes to americans at the dinner table. >> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the kpix 5 weather center. today likely to be the warmest day of the week. things are only going downhill for the weekend. we'll talk about that coming up. ,, to those who've waited... worried... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing conditi

. >> reporter: but the unions already ratified the contract and in a statement atu's president said, quote, bart management is attempting to go back on agreements that were the paffet final deal. this is uncon -- that were part of the final deal. this is unconscionable. >> reporter: bart board members plan to meet at 3:30 today. the next step is to figure out how much this will cost them. they have to figure how much it will be to give each employee six weeks of paid family leave. live in daly city, michelle, back to you. >> worst-case scenario we could see another strike. >> reporter: well, we asked bart management that and they don't think that has potential but as we have seen in the past you know anything is possible. >> anything can happen. all right, cate caugiran live in daly city, thank you. >>> san francisco is about to become gotham city and a young caped crusader is about to save us from the likes of the riddler and the penguin. no lie. our hero, the batkid, anne makovec live in union square with more on this action packed day that's a boy's wish come true. what a day, ann

. >> the unions already ratified the contract and in a statement, atu's president said, quote, bart management is attempting to go back on agreements that were part of the final deal. this is unconscionable." >>> the oakland teenager accused of setting a man on fire as he left is on an ac transit bus is due back in court. cate caugiran is at the oakland courthouse with more. cate. >> reporter: 16-year-old richard thomas was in court today as his attorney said there would be no plea today. the family walked out of the quickly and didn't want to comment. thomas' attorney asked the judge that this case be tried in juvenile court. right now, the suspect is charged as an adult with aggravated mayhem, felony assault and a hate crime clause. the attorney says the only plea his client has made is for forgiveness for a prank. >> it was a utterly ill considered nonetheless prank which went terribly wrong. not a hate crime. >> reporter: he says thomas has written letters to fleischman and his family apologizing for what he did. thomas was caught on surveillance video setting fire to fleischman on an ac t

. >> but the union already ratified the contract and in a statement, atu's president said bart management is attempting to go back on agreement that were part of the final deal. this is unconscionable. bart board members plan to meet behind closed doors to talk about the problem tomorrow. >> is there any possibility that worse case scenario, we could be looking at another bart strike? >> i don't think that has much potential, but of course, anything is possible. >> the bart board will vote on this contract in a week, november 21, they say they hope to have all of this resolved by then. reporting live, kristen ayers, kpix5. >> well, it's another possible hate crime involving a transgender teen. this one, a fight on a high school campus that was caught on video. andrea is in hercules tonight. she has the video of the fight and what another student heard. andrea. >> well, ken, this fight was caught on a student cell phone during the school day between 6th and 7th periods. when you see this video, you're going shake your head. >> i heard screaming and then everybody ran out of my class. >> th

. >> reporter: atu, the train operator's union ratified the contract by more than 85%. >> i think there is an overwhelming understanding of what was on the table. and an understanding that at this point, it needs to be done. >> all workers will see a 15% pay raise and they will pay for their own pensions, healthcare and work under new safety rules. they're expected to vote on the agreement before the next regularly scheduled meeting november 21st. >>> dozens of accidents and -- dozens of people and their dogs are upset over a plan that would limit their access to popular places like ocean beach, christy field and other places. the golden gate national recreation area wants to restrict dog walks in those areas. it's open to public comments. >>> and sports give way to science at at&t park today. the stadium posted -- hosted the third annual bay area science festival. a robot zoo wowed the crowd outside and one threw frisbees. inside, visitors found more than 150 exhibits and the festival is geared toward helping children explore science and the future career. and it's so popular, organize

an essential provision for us to move forward and let management help shape where we need to goment atu also ratified the contract. >> i think there was an overwhelming understanding of what was on the table and understanding that at this point, what was going on, you know, that a deal needed to be done. >> reporter: all workers will see a 15% pay raise over four years. the workers will also begin to help pay for their own pensions and health care, up to 4% contribution at the end of those four years and work under new rules. the bart directors are expected to vote on the agreement before their next regularly scheduled meeting. don knapp kpix 5. >> the afscme union has not votedded on their contract. >>> ahead, the next level of self-driving cars and how bay area scientists are testing that technology on the racetrack stp and robots taking over at&t park and why this isn't your average science fair. we're back in 90 seconds. ,,,, at tyco integrated security, we consider ourselves business optimizers. how? by building custom security solutions that integrate video, access control, fire a

the other main union atu local 1555 voted late last night but has not yet announced the results. family and friends are mourning the death of 34-year-old frankie jimenez of dickson. he was struck and killed on interstate 680 in milpitas. adrien veered into the cone zone. his car slam into the back of a truck where jimenez was standing and removing a sign. sanchez was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving. the crash shut down several lanes for yesterday's morning commute. backing up traffic for miles. >>> firefighters are looking into what caused a car to burst into flames and explode. it happened in yesterday morning's commute. thick black smoke filled the eastbound bore of the tunnel. traffic came to a screeching halt and commuters were briefly trapped. more than 150 people just abandoned their cars and poured out of the tunnel. the smoke was so thick it was difficult for them to see and breathe. people were covering their faces and carrying their children. for the most part, the evacuation was orderly. >> explosions started. the car exploded. big bangs. so i got out and walked

the results are expected at 11:00 tonight following the vote of atu and sciu members. if the agreement is ratified, it will go to the board of directors for approval. the deal came following a pair of strikes, one in early june and the other that ended 10 days ago. >>> honda is recalling more than 300,000 odyssey minivans. a problem with the braking system can cause the vehicles to brake suddenly without the brake lights coming on. the part won't be available until early next year to repair the problem. meantime the automaker issued instructions online on how to prevent the problem from happening. >>> apple fans are getting a chance to buy the newest tablet. the ipad air went on sale today. it starts at $499 goes up to $629. later this month apple plans to start selling a new ipad mini with a retina display. >>> the dow rose 69 points. nasdaq gained two. it had more technical problems. regular stock trading was not affected. >>> a walnut creek smoking ban bans smoking in public places within 25 feet of doorways and within any multi-occupied questioning including owner

and in a statement, atu's president said, bart management is attempting to go back on agreements that were part of the final deal. this is unconscionable." bart board members plan to meet to talk about the problem. is there any possibility that worst-case scenario we could be looking at another bart strike? >> i don't think that has much potential, but, of course, anything is possible. >> reporter: christin ayers, kpix 5. >> the bart board is scheduled to vote on the contract next thursday. >>> a transgender teen was involved in a brutal fight at an east bay school and it was caught on camera. investigators say it could be a hate crime. as kpix 5's andria borba reports, this follows another attack against a transgender teen. >>> reporter: >> i heard -- i just heard screaming and then everybody ran out of my class. [ screaming ] >> reporter: this is what hercules high sophomoricky moreno heard yesterday afternoon between 6th and 7th period a fight between a group of girls and i transgender teen. >> there's like a bunch of people tried to stop it. >> reporter: administrators tell kpix 5

we wanted to find out firsthand what i atu happening at the campus but berkeley fire refused to approve a ride along so weekend after weekend we monitored the dispatch channel and often beat the firefighters to the scene. we found limp body of passed out students being lugged out of frat house. >> she's under age. not to worry. >> what do you mean not to worry? >> i'm doing my job. >>reporter: and dorms. over their head to protect paramedic from getting sprayed and off to the hospital. it's such a sensitive issue deputy chief web also would not allow us to interview any firefighters or paramedic about what they have seen on the cal campus. but one is stepping forward not showing his face for fear of reprisonal. >> i was worried my chief the would good to the college and would be really, really concerned. especially a woman. >> on these calls as sexual assault become an issue. >> absolutely. >>reporter: how soil. 3 or 4 guy trying to carry a young woman who is on crutches out of the party we confronted the gentlemen he said he didn't know her. >>reporter: firefighters paramedic says cal

the atu members also voted but the results of that boat have yet to be released.orkers had to say about the deal. >> " it was worth it because safety is very important to us in " >> " some people want more but most are very happy instead it was fair in " >> the agreement will now go to the bart board which will have to give final approval, possibly at its next scheduled meeting on the 21st. >> either way workers say they are happy, the end of this month long saga is close to an end. we will keep you updated on the result from bart and other unions. the atu which is expected to announce their results of this morning. >> the family of 13 year old andy lopez plans to file a civil rights lawsuit monday against sonoma county. lopez is a 13 year old boy shot and killed by a deputy who spotted him carrying an assault rifle. which turned out to be a replica. the family claims and that the deputy shot lopez without cause and says the did the department did not properly trained deputies in such situations. the county has not commented. >> we will continue to fall. the famil

atu said its members approved the contract. sciu members approved the deal last night. it includes a 15.4% raise and safer working conditions and requires b.a.r.t. workers to pay into their pensions and increase health care costs. >>> tomorrow is the final day to enjoy vintage motor and trolley buses in san francisco. the streetcars and buses dating back to 1896 are in service. muni displayed its newest addition to the fleet, the 1934 open-top boat tram will operate during good weather only of course. and for a check on the weather let's get to leigh glaser. >> showing you the high clouds we saw earlier in the day thanks to a cold front that came across the bay area. we are on the backside of the system and that's when the north winds are kicking up. gusts to 29. and almost or straight due south -- due north, you see here. but it's calm right now in napa. some of the heaviest winds over the open waters and all of that will shift enlainland. mount tam gusts to 25 and we have gusts out to about 13 and 31 miles an hour as you head out to the altamont pass there. no rain in

the board is scheduled to vote on the labor agreement with the fciu and atu one week from today. reporting live in el cerrito, jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> on our facebook page. viewers have been sounding off about this latest development. join the conversation at ktvu channel 2 on facebook. >>> retail and fast food workers at oakland international airport announced plans to go on strike during the upcoming holiday season. the union workers are protesting what they call unfair labor practices by their employer postinternational. at issue are wages and health benefits. union officials say workers will walk off the job sometime during the busy thanksgiving/christmas holiday travel season. >>> thieves have targeted one of the bay area's largest charities just ahead of their busy holiday season. second harvest food banks says thieves cut the diesel lines at the san carlos facility and stole 90-gallons of fuel. they left behind two disabled trucks filled with food. on top of that the food bank says the thieves caused about $17,000 in damage. the san mateo county sheriff's

the board is scheduled to vote on the labor agreement with the fciu and atu one week from today. reporting live in el cerrito, jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> on our facebook page. viewers have been sounding off about this latest development. join the conversation at ktvu channel 2 on facebook. >>> retail and fast food workers at oakland international airport announced plans to go on strike during the upcoming holiday season. the union workers are protesting what they call unfair labor practices by their employer postinternational. at issue are wages and health benefits. union officials say workers will walk off the job sometime during the busy thanksgiving/christmas holiday travel season. >>> thieves have targeted one of the bay area's largest charities just ahead of their busy holiday season. second harvest food banks says thieves cut the diesel lines at the san carlos facility and stole 90-gallons of fuel. they left behind two disabled trucks filled with food. on top of that the food bank says the thieves caused about $17,000 in damage. the san mateo county sheriff's

seiu's members, they're usually the janitors and such, approved the new contract on friday. 88% of atu, including staging agents and drivers, voted in favor of the new deal. all workers will see a 15% pay increase over the next four years, but they will also have to kick in more for health and pension projects. most are relieved in the end that b.a.r.t. is back on track. >> it was a difficult situation and a lot of people were pretty heavily inconvenienced but collective bargaining is an important thing. >> the b.a.r.t. board of directors is expected to make a final approval vote soon. >>> new this morning, secretary of state john kerry is in egypt. he met with the foreign minister and said regs shouldn't be defined by military aid. he said withholding money is not a punishment but it may slow if egypt makes progress in slowing civilian rule and protecting basic human rights. >>> and in new york city, 47,000 runners are expected to jam the streets of the big apple for the new york city marathon. it's back after superstorm sandy cancelled the event last year. the boston marathon bombing

atu president bryant issued this statement saying quote bart management is attempting to go back on agreements it made in july and august and that were part of the final deal. this the is unconscionable. bart board is expected to vote on the contract during its regular meeting next week. but they have now scheduled special meeting tomorrow afternoon to try to work something out in the latest crisis that nobody expected. if the board turns down the contract bart workers could go on strike again possibly over the holidays. so this is real mess. we have to see what happens tomorrow. >> well moving on. disturbing scene at bay area high school caught on cell phone camera. student in middle of fight with several other students. now it happened at hercules high school where administrators hope talking about it will led to heightened awareness and greater tolerance on campus. laura is on the story. officials at the high school gave us a copy of the cell phone video in part to illustrate what happens when young victim of repeated teasing and harassment couldn't take it any more. >> after being under st

. >> siu or atu rat fay such agreement minus section 4.8 she may execute them on behalf of the district. >>reporter: this motion directs bart general manager grace to get the union to delete section 4.8 paid family leave. one board member reiterated today that it was mistakenly included. >> district does have sm l.a. family have enjoyed it because it's part of the federal law so it does exist. the difference is that we have never paid 6 weeks for it. >>reporter: member james called this a mess. >> yes there was a mistake but at the end of the day somebody has to step up and say i'm responsible. i have not seen that so far. >>reporter: the board also wants to launch an inquirey to figure out how former chief negotiator thomas hawk and senior bart manager signed off on the provision. board member zacchary cast the only opposition vote saying the whole contract is too costly. bart union say this vote is unprecedented. >> as they were voting as they were speaking we were texting our attorney saying this is an unfair labor practice. it is not legal. it should have been a vote on the package

. >> reporter: we just got off the phone with a representative from atu. her union members will be voting in oakland but in an undisclosed location. they are set to arrive around 8:00 a.m. and the voting opens at 10:00 a.m.. it will be open for about a 12 hour period. union members have been mulling over the tentative contract agreement all week. sicu that represents 1400 barts mechanics custodians require that they have five days to review the proposed contract. so members will have from 10:00 this morning until 10:00 tonight to cast their vote. and again barts other major union will also vote today. the union leader tells me that they expect to have that vote tallied this evening. >> i will tell you the likelihood on whether this will be passed. live in oakland katie utehs. >> orinda city council man steve glazer has been on a campaign to ban future bart strikes. later today he will present a petition with 20,000 glazer sites new york, chicago, and washington, d.c. the orinda councilman is a candidate for the state assembly seat. >> i came back here and

atu and seiu are reviewing the rules. those unions had said that was a top priority in contract negotiations, a point not lost on san francisco transport workers union president, erik williams, when he heard about the b.a.r.t. accident. >> sad, because the unions spoke on safety and nobody really want to hear that. >> reporter: he came to the cpuc today to tell them muni workers have been desperate for training. >> like any other profession, we should be trained, updated yearly, not biyearly, not just sitting in a classroom for eight hours and talk about war stories, it is about actual getting back out on the platform and actual training on any mode that you're working currently. >> reporter: muni says it will comply with the new regulations. all agencies have to give project reports to the cpuc in a year. heather i shall marrow, abc7 news. >> b.a.r.t.'s two unions spoke tomorrow on the deal that ended their most recent strike. that new contract would give workers a 15.4% raise over four years. they will pay $129 a month

atu and seiu are reviewing the rules. those unions had said that was a top priority in contract negotiations, a point not lost on san francisco transport workers union president, erik williams, when he heard about the b.a.r.t. accident. >> sad, because the unions spoke on safety and nobody really want to hear that. >> reporter: he came to the cpuc today to tell them muni workers have been desperate for training. >> like any other profession, we should be trained, updated yearly, not biyearly, not just sitting in a classroom for eight hours and talk about war stories, it is about actual getting back out on the platform and actual training on any mode that you're working currently. >> reporter: muni says it will comply with the new regulations. all agencies have to give project reports to the cpuc in a year. heather i shall marrow, abc7 news. >> b.a.r.t.'s two unions spoke tomorrow on the deal that ended their most recent strike. that new contract would give workers a 15.4% raise over four years. they will pay $129 a month

the unions are meeting with their attorneys tonight, but late today we got a press release from the atu union president. she says she expects the bulk of the provisions in the contract to take effect immediately. as for that one family leave provision, she says she is hopeful they can reach common ground with b.a.r.t.'s new chief negotiator, so it appears it may be back to the negotiating issue on that one issue. i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> the city of oakland won its legal fight against a bay area business accused of taking advantage of families who were seeking u.s. residency. a judge awarded oakland $15.1 million in its civil lawsuit against american legal services. the lawsuit accused the oakland-based company of defrauding 18 families. some were subjected to deportation. proceedings due to botched immigration applications. >> they were scam artists. they stole thousands of dollars from these families who were seeking help. sometimes their entire life savings. >> the latest judgment also comes with a permanent injunction. it bars american legal services from operating

the seiu and atu local unions plan to count the ballots as soon as the polls close tonight. they expect to have results after 11 p.m. >>> there are new rules for people working on railroad tracks in california. the state puc now says there has to be someone whose only job is to be a lookout for other track workers. also, there has to be three-way communication involving the workers, train operators and a transit agency central control. the changes follow last month's accident in which two workers were killed by a bart train. >>> starting today, red light cameras will catch drivers making illegal turns at san francisco's busy marketed and octavia -- market and octavia intersection, the scene of many accidents. drivers often make illegal turns on the central freeway. getting caught could result in a $238 fine. >>> tomorrow is the first saturday in november which marks the first day of dungeness crab season. this is only for people who fish recreationally. the commercial crabbing season starts on november 15. >>> it is a mystery no more. we have uncovered what google is up to o

. >> reporter: but the unions already ratified the contract and in a statement, atu said bart management is attempting to go back on agreements that were part of the final deal. this is unconscionable. >> reporter: is there any possibility that worst-case scenario we could be looking at another bart strike? >> uhm, i -- i -- i don't think that has much potential, but, of course, anything is possible. >> reporter: next step is to figure out how much this mistake will cost them meaning how much it will be to give each employee six weeks of paid family leave. live in daly city, back to you. >> we just heard that bart officials say he doesn't think there will be a bart strike but if there is one, don't you think the ridership would just go on strike themselves? they can't do this again. >> reporter: i know. really at the end of the day, you know, we say all the time there are two key players here management and the unions. but there's that third party, the commuters. they are the ones who will going to get so riled up t this and really the faith in both of them is shaky for commuters at this

atu's media conference is scheduled for 9:00 a.m. an hour later bart officials are planning to hold a news conference. >>> san francisco's rec and park department has fired a man who is accused of killing a woman with a city vehicle. he's' crewed of running over a 35-year-old woman who was laying in the grass with her baby, who wasn't hurt. he was arraigned last week and after the arraignment his son, jonathan, was involved in a possible hit-and-run with a bicyclist after leaving court. however, yesterday police decided not to charge him. >>> this morning eight people are recovering after being rushed to a hospital after a car burst into flames in the callicut tunnel yesterday afternoon. it happened just before 10:00 a.m.. this is a picture of moving through the smoky tunnel. he said it was hard to breathe. >> i did not have a scarf. i good put my shirt up over my face. other people had scarfs wrapped around their mouths. some people had breathing masks like a dust protector mask. >> seven of the eight people taken to the hospital of

a few members of the public and about a half a dozen union leaders from atu and got up to speak out. the union say bart signed off and even typed up this new provision and presented it to the union. section 4.8, and that gives workers six weeks of paid family medical leave. the union say that legal teams for both sides reviewed the language multiple times. >> that is what you paid for. we have a signed tentative agreement that we gave to our members that the district was fully aware of what it contained as we were fully aware of what their understanding was, and they are the same. >> bart managers say they never intended to dpre to six weeks' paid leave even though their chief negotiator thomas hawk, assistant general manager and their chief counsel signed it last summer. board members are schedule today vote on whether to approve the deal next thursday >> i think, you know, if i find out, you know, we can't meet our obligations but for our capital needs and to operate the system within our budget then i'm going to be voted against, but i need to find out the facts before i make a de

atu's media conference is scheduled for 9:00 a.m.. an hour later bart officials are planning to hold a news conference. >>> san francisco's rec and park d has fired a man who is accused of killing a woman with a city vehicle. the victim was laying in the grass with her baby, who was not hurt. he was arraigned last week and after the arraignment his son, jonathan, was involved in a possible hit-and-run with a bicyclist after leaving court. however, yesterday police decided not to charge him. >>> this morning 8 people are recovering after being rushed to a hospital after a car burst into flames in the tunnel yesterday afternoon. this is a picture of moving through the smoky tunnel. he said it was hard to breathe. >> i did not have a scarf. some people had breathing masks like a dust protector mask. >> seven of the eight people taken to the hospital of children. sky 7hd shows medics treating people on highway 24. eastbound lanes were shut down for nearly two hours during the response. >>> sticking with traffic, tomorrow portions of highw

as you may remember, bart and its unions sciu and atu were involved in contentious negotiations thatwo bart worker strikes. the board is scheduled to vote on the contract next week. >>> new tonight, a $1500 reward is being offered for information in an animal cruelty case. we want to advise you that some of the following pictures are very disturbing. we have the story behind the animal abuse. >> reporter: as hard as these pictures of the dead 10-week- old pit bull puppy are to look at, the humane society says there are far worse. >> eyes barely opened, several deep wounds, muscle tears, lacerations all over the paws. >> reporter: a good samaritan found the dog still breathing here on the sidewalk near the corner of cooley avenue and bell street. the animal may have simply been dumped here. >> there wasn't a trail of blood around the dog, so obviously the dog was attacked somewhere else and left there on that corner. >> reporter: white with black spots and unneutered, investigators know the dog has an owner because its nails were recently clipped and say the pit bull pup may be the vi

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panel is robert ford, ambassador to syria, the assistant administrator for the bureau of democracy atu usaid, and the assistant for international security and nonproliferation. our second panel we will have an ambassador for the center of the atlantic council. we welcome you all. i look forward in this hearing to hear your respective on the realities we face in syria, the state of play, the progress we have made, and where we go from here strategically, especially given the catastrophic humanitarian crisis that is spreading across the region. 7 million syrians have fled their homes. more than 2 million refugees have fled to surrounding countries. the regional impact is enormous. in lebanon, the presence of 750,000 refugees is equivalent to 58 million refugees entering the united states. with 4000 refugees fleeing syria every day, for the sake of the region of the world we must find a resolution to this humanitarian crisis. now we read reports of the breakdown in syria's health services with the world health organization warning of confirmed aces of polio which will be that the iceberg

. >> the atu and bart will hold separate news conferences later this morning.month to sign off on the deal which will raise salaries 15.5% over four years, contributions to pensions and some work rule changes. >>> uc berkeley police are investigating another robbery on campus. the latest happened around 11:00 thursday night and a big grassy area known as the faculty glaivmentd the 18-year- old was walk whg the suspect grabbed her from behind. he showed a gun and took her phone and another man took her purse. deputies are warning students to be on alert. they are telling students to walk with friends and call police if you need help. >>> the oakland police department is investigating a shooting take left a person in -- that left a person in critical condition. police have not released information about what led up to that shooting and so far no description of the gunman. >> a 3-year-old is in the hospital this morning after falling out of a second story window. it happened last night around 5:30 on summer tree drive. it appears that the child pushed the screen f

hire a w chief negotiator to work out an error in the tentative agreement with its two largest unions, atu. bart says it never intended to include a provision that would give employees six weeks of paid family medical leave, a mistake that could cost the agency $44 million. >> very disappointing that we're at this stage. i think we went through, the public went through so much, and now it's still up in the air. >> you must stand behind what you sign. this was hard negotiations. it was not done overnight. >> the bart board is scheduled to vote on the contract next week, but it is unclear if that will now happen. both the unions and the transit agencies say they will do everything they can to avoid another strike. >>> new this morning, santa clara county sheriff deputy shoot and killed an armed suspect. it happened a little after midnight at a cleveland avenue near olive. that is in an unincorporated area of san jose. deputies say they were responding to a report of a residential burglary in progress, but say when they arrived on scene, they encountered an armed suspect and then a confrontat