california has reached a tentative contract agreement with its unionized nurses. the contract must still be approved by the nearly 12,000 nurses of the california nurses association. nurses have agreed not to participate in a one-day walkout scheduled for wednesday. >> tonight, san francisco police are searching for suspects in a deadly overnight shooting. happened on sixth and jesse streets this morning. one woman was killed, another critically wounded. cornell bernard is live with details. reporter: no suspects and no motive in the shooting, which left one woman dead and another in critical condition at the hospital tonight. their names have not been released. tonight police want to know who fired the shots inside this parking lot. >> i was like, wow, that's intense. >> chaz is stunned someone lost their life in this parking lot across from his apartment on jesse street. >> i walked right up down these streets every day. this is my commute. just today. usually it's quiet. there's some unpleasant things happening but nothing like that. >> csi tell anies spent early sunday combing the lot where two women were shot, one fatally. police say it began with a fight. >>

california has reached a tentative contract agreement with its unionized nurses. the contract must still be approved by the nearly 12,000 nurses of the california nurses association. nurses have agreed not to participate in a one-day walkout scheduled for wednesday. >> tonight, san francisco police are searching for suspects in a deadly overnight shooting. happened on sixth and jesse streets this morning. one woman was killed, another critically wounded. cornell bernard is live with details. reporter: no suspects and no motive in the shooting, which left one woman dead and another in critical condition at the hospital tonight. their names have not been released. tonight police want to know who fired the shots inside this parking lot. >> i was like, wow, that's intense. >> chaz is stunned someone lost their life in this parking lot across from his apartment on jesse street. >> i walked right up down these streets every day. this is my commute. just today. usually it's quiet. there's some unpleasant things happening but nothing like that. >> csi tell anies spent early sunday combing the lot where two women were shot, one fatally. police say it began with a fight. >>

they reached an agreement with the california nurse association that will give nurses preferential transfer into new positions. that unit is set to close on november 17. >> bay area woman with breast cancer taking her personal crisis and turning it into an inspiration for people everywhere. it's a video that takes bad situation and makings it into something up lifting. john has the story and how her friends answered her call. >> dance party is the last thing you expect to happen before double mastectomy but for deborah cohen in the green surgical ground this was all for therapy. >> more nervous about how the flash mob was going to go than how the surgery was going to go. >>reporter: deborah also happens to be dr. cohen. ob-gyn who is fighting breast cancer. before thursday morning sgery at mount zion hospital in san francisco she got the staff to dance to beyonce with her. she also asked friends and anybody for that matter to do the exact same thing to make a video of it. this family her neighbors in berkeley more than happy to dance to show their support. >> i kept thinking if i were in he

it must be approved by the 12,000 thursdays of the california nurse association. nurses have agreed not to participate in a one-day walk out scheduled for wednesday. >>> a bay area man that dedicated his life to working with sick children is being remembered tonight. barry taylor and his wife created the tailor family foundation. he died from a massive heart attack and there are plans to celebrate his life and generosity. they held a fundraiser in 1990. almost 3,000 children a year. abc 7 has been a proud sponsor for more than 20 years. they chair stories about the tailors and the camps every year. if you would like to support the foundation, please go to our website. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at nine, an amazing new technology that could transform how we interact online. plus, the new mars mission being watched tomorrow. how it could tell us about earth and why scientists will be glued to their screens watching it. the new play i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but w

need to worry about the jobs when a unit shuts down after reaching an agreement with the california nurse's association giving nurses transfers into new positions with preference. the unit closed november 17. kaiser moves the young patients to the pediatric hospital in oakland. the closing will make it difficult for some parents to get care if their children. >> a bay area woman with breast cancer is taking her personal crisis and turning it into an inspiration for people a video this turns a bad situation into something uplifting. her friends are answering the call. >> a dance party is the last thing you would expect to happen before a double ma -- mastectomy it was all for a fight of she is a doctor. she got the staff to dance to beyonce and asked friends it dot same thing and make a video of it, and her neighbors were more than happy to show their support. >> i thought, if i were in her place, would i be we dancing and smiling and having amazing intentions and i don't know i would and i found her attitude to be incredibly inspiring. >> another danced by himself at the office, and he said, you can da

it says they'll be joined by members of the other uc unions including the california nurse's association. the walk out is planned for all ten uc campuses and five medical centers. >>> and a new push is underway to reduce tuition throughout the university of california student. uc students and some lawmakers have teamed up to circulate a petition to lower skyrocketing petition. the once free university of california has become so expensive it's unattainable for many families. >> they've seen massive increase in tuition, almost trip whale it was. it's pricing kids out of college. they no longer can afford it. >> reducing pension costs and uc administrators salaries are just two ways that could help lower tuition costs. >>> they've gone hog wild. the unconventional way one pig hunter handled a problem. >>> and the concerning chemical and what happened to mike when they were exposed to it. >>> and coming up, the significant change in the computer model that could impact your weekend plans. outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-v

they reached an agreement with the california nurse association that will give nurses preferential transfer into new positions. that unit is set to close on november 17. >> bay area woman with breast cancer taking her personal crisis and turning it into an inspiration for people everywhere. it's a video that takes bad situation and makings it into something up lifting. john has the story and how her friends answered her call. >> dance party is the last thing you expect to happen before double mastectomy but for deborah cohen in the green surgical ground this was all for therapy. >> more nervous about how the flash mob was going to go than how the surgery was going to go. >>reporter: deborah also happens to be dr. cohen. ob-gyn who is fighting breast cancer. before thursday morning surgery at mount zion hospital in san francisco she got the staff to dance to beyonce with her. she also asked friends and anybody for that matter to do the exact same thing to make a video of it. this family her neighbors in berkeley more than happy to dance to show their support. >> i kept thinking if i were in

the contract still has to be approved by the 13,000 nurses who belong to the california nurses association. we because of the deal the nurses have agreed not to participate in a one day walk out scheduled for wednesday. however, patient care workers and custodians still plan to protest over what they call "unsafe staffing levels." >> it was a warm and sunny weekend. mike? >> get ready for rain but it will not get much cooler with the system from the west. only this morning is it going to be cool. you can see met of us from two to 11 degrees cooler than yesterday. when you step outside here is what to dress for headed into san francisco. 46 in forest hill and 49 downtown and portrero hill is 53 and everyone else is 50 to 51. it is cooler elsewhere, santa clara is 41 degrees and 412 in saratoga. palo alto is 40. pleasanton is 53 and american canyon is coolest at 37. 38 in petaluma. here is what will happen. we will see an increase in clouds. reasonable the brightest time of the day is around sunrise and the high clouds increase and they get thicker and lower in the afternoon. because the win

they reached an agreement with the california nurse association that will give nurses preferential transfer into new positions. that unit is set to close on november 17. >> bay area woman with breast cancer taking her personal crisis and turning it into an inspiration for people everywhere. it's a video that takes bad situation and makings it into something up lifting. john has the story and how her friends answered her call. >> dance is the party is the lat thing you expect to happen before double mastectomy but for deborah cohen in the green surgical ground this was all for therapy. >> more nervous about how the flash mob was going to go than how the surgery was going to go. >>reporter: deborah also happens to be dr. cohen. ob-gyn who is fighting breast cancer. before thursday morning surgery at mount zion hospital in san francisco she toff to dance to beyonce with her. she also asked friends and anybody for that matter to do the exact same thing to make a video of it. this family her neighbors in berkeley more than happy to dance to show their support. >> i kept thinking if i were in her

children in fremont and heyward to get care >>> officials have reached a deal with the california nurses' associationthey made a tentative agreement for a four-year contract. it affect 10,000 nurses. it includes a 4% salary increase each year and a no-strike provision during the life of the contract. >>> an investigation into a deadly crash that happened on 280 just before midnight. chp says that the driver died before crashing into the center divide. there were no other vehicles involved in the accident. >>> they have the smallest victims of typhoon haiyan. they were born just after the typhoon hit. 12,000 babies were born in the month following the storm. for those already born, they are arriving sick and underweight and not receiving the care they need. some are even being placed in a hospital chapel that has been converted into a maternity ward. in some cases, they must pump oxygen into their newborns by hand >> they're born in poor conditions. >> doctors say many of the babies are too fragile to be flown to the hospital. six infants died in six days >>> firefighters are being honored for their e

kaiser has reached an agreement with the california nurses association that will give nurses preferential transfer into new positions. the unit is set to close on november 17. kaiser will move young patients to their pediatric hospital in oakland. the closure will make it difficult for some parents to get care for their children. a bay area woman with breast cancer is taking her personal crisis and turning it into inspiration for people everywhere. a dance party is the last thing you would expect to happen before a double mastectomy but for this woman it is therapy. she is an ob/gyn and the mother of two. she held a dance party with her medical team in the operating room. 9 video was posted on youtube showing her busting some serious moves to beyonce. she asked her friends to make the video to watch during her recovery. >> i was more nervous how the flash mob would go than how the surgery would go. >> she now is recuperating from home and doing great. "good morning america" will have much more at 7:00 a.m. and when they offer dance classes in medical school she should teach. >> she looks

averte officis at the univeity of california say ty reached a tentative agement with the california nurses association. thefour-year lab contract affects nrly 1200 nurses. it includes salary increase of 4% for each ar of the deal plus additnal step ineases. the deal is also containing a no-strike provision prohibing the nurses fr striking during the lif of that contract. e contract still h to be approvedy cna members. the two sides, b the wa have march.egiating since late >>> international aid conties toour into the ctral philippines more than a week after typhoonaiyanevastated the area. the "uss george washington" is moor offshore. officers say they have bught in 28 ts of aid so far as well 1200 aid wkers and medics. the big challenge for crews on the ground though, getting supplies from the runway to the areas torn apart by the storm. there's also an internatial effort to treat the more than 12,000 people injured b the storm, and one of the mor concerns for dtors on the ground, iectious diseases a infected wounds. a team of doors, nurses, and techs from kaiser left from sfo last night. they're heade

. >> the uc has reached a tentative agreement with the california nurses association.annual rates for the 11,000 nurses who work at the uc hospital. the four year contract also had a no-strike provision prohibiting the nurses from striking during the lifetime of the contract. >> a bay area yvettes' is bringing together some unlikely collaborators in music. this is all for a good cause. thousands of people are expected to attend a concert for kids even dance. tomorrow night at&t park in san francisco it will benefit the you see as an effort children's hospital and children's hospital of oakland. the band the agreement day will perform, along with blondie and robert m. c. hammer. previous concert raised $10 million and this year's event has already raised $6 million in sponsorships alone. >> sampras's go are expected to pay more than double for their water service over the next decade. right now, the average household in san francisco will pay $86 a month for water. by 2000 and 24 their bills are projected to be more than double at $200 a month. the rest of the funds wil

association and the university of california. the four-year agreement affects close to 1,200 nurses working at u.c. and student health facilities. the contract is still subject to approval by cna. the nurse's union released a statement today saying, quote, it is indeed heartening to see them matching cna's good faith efforts to reach compromises both financially sustainable and honor the nurse's valuable contributions to health clinics. >>> the growing use of tele medicine is helping kids see their doctors without missing a day of school. >> how are you doing, sweetie? >> good. >> your asthma was misbehaving last week? >> yeah. >> that picture a little girl goes to the hospital frequently for asthma and often needs a face-to-face visit with her doctor. in this case, she's doing her follow-up appointment through a tele medicine program at school. >> i think it's pretty cool. it's convenient. i actually like it, especially for me who has a child that's always in and out of the doctor's office. >> the american tele medicine association says 10 million people were served by virtual house calls over the