one is an on-duty police officer for the union city police department. traffic is still backed up down fremont boulevard to highway 880. this is a view from sky 7. we were over the scene minutes after the crash. police say they were called to the intersection of paseo padre parkway and fremont boulevard around 8:30 this morning after getting the 9-1-1 call for a traffic accident involving injuries. when they got here they found three smashed vehicles including that of an on-duty police officer. in the marked vehicle you can see it. the officer and a woman driving the four-door sedan and one of her two children were injured and taken to the hospital. the officer's injuries are not life threatening. he has been released. the female had moderate injuries and remains in the hospital along with the child in the car with her. >> the union city officer was spending to an in progress burglary in union city at the time of the collision. the officer was driving with lights and sirens act separated at the time of the collision. >> the third vehicle was occupied by a

a fremont spokesperson says the union city officer was of cutting through fremont heading to a robbery in fremont. she says that's common for officers to make that cut. the officer stopped before this intersection, believed it was clear and drove forward. a car driving south on fremont boulevard collided with the police officer's car and then a mini-van. now the question is, did the officer do the right thing? >> now, everything involving whether or not the officer followed department policy, that's all under investigation. the fremont police department is the lead agency in the investigation. >> reporter: this man says he was the one driving the mini- van in that accident. he is doing ok. he said the police officer did stop before driving through that intersection. here back live at the scene this tow truck just pulled up. this is still very much in progress getting all cleaned up. this investigation still continues this noon. southbound here fremont boulevard still closed. there's a significant amount of traffic backed up. there are detours on this road. back to you. >>> dangerously

the union city officer was driving with lights and sirens activated. >> the officer is out of the hospital. a driver and child that was in her sedan being treated for nonlife threatening injuries. >> chevron says crews put out on oil fire this afternoon. sky seven was on the scene moments after the fire was reported a spokesperson tells axe bc seven news it was minor. the fire is out and nobody was hurt. the owner of a small plane had to get it towed yesterday in livermore. officers taking away the pilot in handcuffs the question is because it's a high security area the pilot later released. faa says engine failed. >> usually find shells on the beach but a thousand pounds of marijuana was found on a bay area beach this morning. it happened at pescadero state beach. vic lee is live with the story. what a haul, vic? iet was. this is a boat with a lot of gasoline. that is the gas tank here. from mexico to san mateo then had two very powerful out board combloerts if you will, picture this weren't that smart. deputies found marijuana turning it over to the feds. >> we believe that the vessel la

of low clouds, high clouds, we'll have all of that up there tomorrow. 70s in the me nips la, 79 in baywood city. 78 in union city. -- 70s in the peninsula. 79 in baywood city. 78 in union city. 81 in cupertino. up in the north bay, whoops, let's go to the north bay. we'll have 80 degree readings, 84 in in knapp nappa. we'll have -- 84 in nappa. it will be cooling my biyour memorial day and for the rest of the week. >>> today is harvey milk day. a formal celebration will honor him next week. he is the first openly gay poll in addition san francisco. today would have been his 84th birthday. he was gunned down in 1978 by disgruntled former supervisor dan white. the u.s. postal service started selling stamps today honoring harvey milk. lines formed in the castro district. >>> in sports, the giants have to battle the rockies and the elements in dro, and the red- hot awe's cool off a little under the dome of tropicana field. we're back with sports next. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. are those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to ha

the jobs on securing the mall. union city went for a few months and the advantage of this for a few runs. and in. thanks to welfare cuts and other factory installed puppet see is unemployment which today it takes around eight hundred thousand people. many of them have children pick on tnt the need to point its benefits. osage city integration income. as the case to prove its family of twelve he wrote us some suggestions for the government isn't. your expense and i may try to be no it's a good thing she's increased. like the minimum salary. this asian integration to come the event is find your wits extended with a single mother she semi pilates and gets a small training scholarship and childhood faves. today i am a grandmother in sixteen eighty and the supports. rome the edge of my monthly pay the electricity will be next on my page as the tv set base sometimes i also received this in any hurry for their brands until i get my salary at the end of the month. i hate that they come pay something else in this new kind of like that

now thatave heard by the new york city teachers union negotiated a landmark agreement with the the blasioadministration this week where 100,000 members of the union, after 4.5 years without any pay raises or a contract, have reached a new contract with the city. it is really a landmark agreement considering the bitterness that existed between not just the teachers but also the unions that have been without contracts dating back to the last years of the bloomberg administration. it will be a huge change. the respect issue which i raised in my column, i think, was the key to it. theonly the teachers but other unions in the city, for the first time, have a mayor that is respecting the collective bargaining process, treating them as equals, sitting down to negotiate how to best deal with the education system and the wages of those workers in the city. i think the willingness of the blasio to give and take with the ideas aboutvative cutting huge amounts of the cost of health care insurance for city workers, and the other thing which i raised, people are not aware of, new york city's tax revenu

the city. so this is really, i think, a wake-up call. i know it doesn't have universal support from other unions in the city and it's not to be construed as the consolidated and sort of general view of all union organizers here in the city. so it's something that frankly, unfortunately it kind of circumvented a process that the mayor had announced that he was going to set forth and has now convened in this minimum-wage task force, where labor is at the time. it's unfortunately caused a lot of chaos in the process, but it's a call to action. >> okay. i was just curious. thank you. >> thank you. >> any other members of the public? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner dwight. >> so if i may, i think that i am very intimately involved in this process. i sit on the to task force and also on the chambers task to convene different business leaders to see if we can come up with something to try to navigate this situation. the items that are on the list here, you know, for consideration, are all things that are being considered presently. if you have other ideas, i welcome them. you can let me know directly or let jim lazarus know a

the union town. >> san francisco, is a union town! >> the city was founded on union labor. i mean, in 1934, there was a general strike where they shut down the -- all of san francisco because workers were being mistreated. >> reporter: workers stood up and police stood watch. mission businesses and residents especially hoping protestors in their fight follow the golden rule of use your words. two years ago that wasn't the case. business windows were smashed, painted anarchy signs defaced restaurants and retail shops on valencia. last year was peaceful and organizers say we can expect the same thing this year. >> this has been a very carefully planned event. uhm, it's going to be very peaceful. there's no reason for it not to be. you know, we are just expressing our first amendment rights. we have a voice and the right to do so. >> reporter: the larger rallies are expected later this afternoon around 4:00. now, the violence we saw two years ago started after those rallies so really we have yet to see if these protests will be like last year. the message without the mess. rep

several current unit the protesters were shot dead during running battles and schools approved russia rebels da light when the city's trade union building was set to play is preliminary investigation suggests that corrections had just accidentally set the building on fire with molotov cocktails off to the protein and barricaded themselves inside causing a fire that eventually killed mormon from tp . during this one you know. the whimsy fields of those who released on saturday from the separatists held city of small village in eastern ukraine arrive back in the name of the many tubes of the spent a harrowing two weeks kept hostage by kremlin backed militants mom president and deputy chief most of the osce special monitoring mission to ukraine to the group's release was one call to the process to ensure all hostages being held by the separatists are released. that is going to release of the osce posted is the sole an old b grade three and humanism. the rebels dozens more hostages are being kept by this law against militants including several jonas many more remain missing while others have been found tortured and killed. great ne

this is the largest mission parade of its kind of a two day mission parade since the collapse of the city union those grades getting larger every year they being held. again this was a record breaker. with a sixty nine aircraft flying over. molson minute she's vehicles as well some of them brand new designs had to be shown off as they parade through central mosque at venues including ahmed vehicles one of them called the tiger. we sold as armored vehicles. in russia taking it in crimea. in the periods last month when it was being i'm in in march when the crimea was undergoing its takeover by pro russian forces wheels that gold's new versions of ahmed personnel carriers in moscow was well on the time to time. ms sol system as well. these parades standing up. the festival parade in nineteen forty one when the troops marched straight from central moscow out to debacle front of the west to fight german forces but also they stem from said the upgrades during the cold war designed to showcase weapons systems and most weapons systems here when everything around in the end will want to be spoken system

last week itself covered the union march marked to city hall they're doing a wonderful job and contribute to supervisor cowen. for the hunters view and didn't see any mention of the black media there are. we have black well come back to the city but my philosophy ladies and gentlemen, is to talk about that i'm going getting ready to start a new show it's called this week at the city hall. and i've got to get the peter's i'll be coming to you all because there are a lack of things that's going on that the people don't know but yours truly will be here at city hall i want to start a new show called this week at the city hall. there should be no problem her. and first, the african-americans plaques talking about the boycott. >> next speaker. >> supervisors and ladies and gentlemen, in the auditorium i'm mr. lawrence i've been a city and county resident for 45 years. i want to see it supervisor kim was applied that senator feinstein's kids were in public scott taylor's schools that's not interest true pursue i want to thank the gentleman with the taxi service. very briefly i'm talking to you

because the grand bargain is not a done deal. while some of the city's unions and retirees are signing on, others are bitterly opposed to cuts in their pension and bond deals. even the u.s. government has filed an objection in court. then there is the state legislator which has balked at its part of the deal, $195 million. the state-appointed emergency manager is appealing to lawmakers to get on board. >> without this settlement, make no mistake about it. we'll have to go back to the drawing board. >> reporter: j.p. morgan says it will invest in detroit grand bargain or not. but if the deal falls apart it could be years before the bank gets anything back. for "nightly business report," i'm scott cohen. >>> yet another auto recall from general motors, the 30th one so far this year. the newest involves 218,000 chevys made during the years 2004 through 2008. this time for a possible fire hazard in the vehicle's daytime running lights. >>> shares surge after the retailer reported sparkling first quarter earnings, tiffany beat analysts estimates as the world sales j

the commemoration began with a ribbon cutting in union square. >> the city threw a three day party for all those who loved the trolly. >> let's all sing it together okay. let's do it. >> i left my heart in san francisco. ♪ ♪ a parade of cable cars up powell street follow and the cable cars have been back ever since. in 2000, george watson brought us more on the history of san francisco's cable cars. >> the principals behind the operation of the cable car haven't changed for 125 years. they have changed from scene to electricity but the basic principal is still the cables has poured through the city streets at 105 miles per hour. the cable cars grab on and therefor pull on. the cable car system is not an excentric. >>> with a tremendous push from the community, city politics came to realize that the cable car was part of the city's history. an efficient part of transportation and bona fide tourist attraction. >> people think of this as a ride out at disneyland. at the same time they're bumping elbows with a grandmother or asian lady going downtown to do their shopping. it's a community

the union city at every niles road. that's an u there is jamming up the right.ould be looking at a big drive times for the corridor. >>: george turned swine george has i from maybe it's true they say that i phones users to drink wine and fly on airplanes and first-class. this is a steady and they looked at the different phones and then saw generalizing but they found your if your an android user disinvestment that did the study that if you're a drug user that you're more likely to trendier take public transportation and it and nephews vietnam in dallas last month of your own address, a black mayor uses one even in the study. it doesn't matter either way across the board and i found in and of oregon. time now some 41 we got lots more had as we are keeping an eye and the mobile at ourselves. it works san andreas or i fall. we get the president also could be on our crime 4 channel one. it's all happening close to the 10:00 as we get out there. a morning news the time is later than you think. is 744 think for a train that are across are generated. >>: take a look at

in fact, you will see that the further north you dough. 68 union city, 67 fremont. the livermore wine festival continues today. low 70s. a nice looking day for that and also in mountain view a festival there. a little cooler and cloudier and we will see the possibility maybe of a sprinkle, then looking at temperatures slowly coming up midweek. maybe a few 80s inland by the end of the week. a very modest but spring feel to the forecast. >> but we might be able to ring a little something out of that system? >> doubtful. >> okay. maybe. >> yeah, it's a big maybe. >> all right. thanks lisa. up next, an amazing reunion. how a new jersey couple got their dog back after losing him nearly two years ago during hurricane [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of the game. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. >> here are the winning numbers from last night's power

pacifica the peninsula will be in the 90 degree temperatures '90s in union city and fremont into the90s with the inland valleys. 96 in livermore and south bay also see widespread '90s with 93 in san jose, at 95 with los gatos and cupertino and finally the north that. the north bay triple digits and antioch and livermore so records will solve their patrick new records tomorrow as well by thursday the cooling will begin because the sea breeze winds will finally come back heading into the weekend and will be more widespread in comfortable. >> pam: is still had is not your typical yellow school bus. the luxury shuttle service being offered to south bay kids. plus supporters of a famous bay area bookstore not backing down after the store's owners are ordered out. bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. i would never imagine a life without an assistance dog ever again. i relied on people a lot. he helps me

the same way. you can't see it. >> the city agrees the track angle poses a risk to pedestrian and will add safety. the engineers and transportation director says the city is working with unionic which has put in pedestrian facing signals. the city will build sidewalks and put up greats or barricades in the pedestrians path. >> you can walk through the bar kids -- barricades but it will alert you. >> an extra delay for pedestrians, an extra warning it may make a difference at a crossing so dangerous. had it been a minute later i would have been hit. >> the city says there's a number of incidents at this rail crossing that sparked this prong, before the tragic accident that happened here yesterday. the city expects it's phase of the project to begin by the end of the summer. >>> a pocket of west oakland that's been without power since this morning won't and getting it back. a big rig accident initially affected 200 customers. the crash caused terminals on the west end of the port of oakland to lose power. electricity was back up and running by noon at the port. but crews have to work through the night before it's back online. >>> a brushfire near slide rock state park in sedo

the same way. you can't see it. >> the city agrees the track angle poses a risk to pedestrian and will add safety. the engineers and transportation director says the city is working with unioncific which has put in pedestrian facing signals. the city will build sidewalks and put up greats or barricades in the pedestrians path. >> you can walk through the bar kids -- barricades but it will alert you. >> an extra delay for pedestrians, an extra warning it may make a difference at a crossing so dangerous. had it been a minute later i would have been hit. >> the city says there's a number of incidents at this rail crossing that sparked this prong, before the tragic accident that happened here yesterday. the city expects it's phase of the project to begin by the end of the summer. >>> a pocket of west oakland that's been without power since this morning won't and getting it back. a big rig accident initially affected 200 customers. the crash caused terminals on the west end of the port of oakland to lose power. electricity was back up and running by noon at the port. but crews have to work through the night before it's back online. >>> a brushfire near slide rock state park in s

has also voiced his concern in the eighteenth anniversary of the forcible deprecation of cars from claiming a thousand years ago the city union which resulted in the death of hundreds of thousands of times and it is people might get arrested on tuesday from there it's a tough ride in holding matches. the general prosecutor for the crane beach and natalia oakland skynet has warned the muslim community that the toot our self governing prominent imagine this will be liquidated to support extremist activities the announcement followed with the creamy and prosecutor sites as to the corn off the tv has she been a tense standoff between hundreds of muslim minorities and riot police that each community has endured over mystified gemini is banned from entering kindly on the fourth of may probably five years. jason thinks you that resulted in the open prison for yanukovich versus an extension of creamy and the closely knit community has been vocally opposed to russia's interference in ukraine. the un. hundreds marched the streets of the southern ukrainian city of the tacit support for united ukrainian attendees place their support for

despite the investigation, fda says it still can't figure out why the pets are getting sick. live in union city, terry, shoppers were clamoring for this change. >> clamoring for a change and tonight they got it in spades. not only is petco pulling the chinese doggy treats from the shelves by the end of the year but now we found out that pet smart will follow suit. this is two years too late for rachel chambers of morgan hill to save her dog, cally. >> good girl. can you sit? >> rachel chambers love hes her family's four dogs, just as she loved cally, a shepherd mix that died a painful death after eating chinese made dog jerky two years ago this month. >> important that more lives are saved. but incredibly sad the lives that are lost during the two years they should have done something. >> the fda hasn't identified the exact ingredient that has sickened and sometimes killed animals but petco decided now is the time to act. >> we decided at this point we want to good ahead and make this move even though the evidence is tlnt. because it is the best thing for our pests. >> i asked why the company i

. >> gary: thirty >> jacqueline: dust in the upper 20s and union city and brett would see but tonight stay with us as we do have a very slight chance of a word shower. it will still be breezy and warmer and then what we saw today in fact, it is the warming trend that will continue through the work week. and we do have clear conditions of the bay area of some cloud coverage but missing us through the north right now. we do have a weak disturbance pushing down to the south and east to it hit cup the north of that. temperature was staying pretty mouth of the door tomorrow morning and thanks to the gusty winds. as we move into the afternoon it will be a bit warmer than today back into the '70s in the subway like cupertino and los gatos. in the peace they will also be in the '70s. 70 and plaza 10 and upper 60s down the east bay shoreline. 63 in downtown san francisco. here is the look of the extended forecast still breezy with a little warmer than to that the one entrant to the weekend getting quite worn. warm >> pam: the mayor of los angeles says he believes clippers owner donald sterling

the union says the city should focus more on keeping the cops it has. live in oakland, ryan takeo, kpix 5. >> bart has the second highest number of former oakland officers. san francisco pd tops the list. >>> new tonight, santa cruz is now the first county in california to ban fracking. the board of supervisors unanimously voted to establish a permanent moratorium today. after approving a temporary ban back in september. hydraulic fracturing as it's called uses water and chemicals to extract oil and gas underground. critics argue it pollutes air and water. other counties across the state are pursuing their own bans including mendocino and monterey. >>> a former 49er is among those suing the nfl tonight over painkillers. the players say the league gave them the drugs illegally. sports director dennis o'donnell broke the story this morning. he joins us with the dark side of what happened in the locker room. >> reporter: jeremy newberry played almost 200 games in his nfl career. he took toradol injections for the majority of those games. now he is paying t

the unions started gaining control. now we have a lot of sympathy for teachers but these teachers unions very often distort what they get. >> yeah, the head of the teachers union in new york city was caught on tape telling his delegates how hi helped sabotage teacher evaluations and how he hates reformers. they think it's all for them and not for the kids. that's why you need school choice. genuine school choice across the board. that's the only way you get accountability. soviet style monopolies don't work. >> return on all of those trillions of dollars we have been spending john. what we see are math scores and reading scores essentially at the same level that they have been for years. >> well, i think that's part of the point. i mean, all of this talk about per people spending and teachers unions really does in my mind miss the point. you show me parents interested who send kids to school each day telling them to go learn something and you'll get good educational outcomes. there's all this talk from conservatives and it's correct about how we want to rid society of victimhood but with education suddenly parents and children are victims of bad teachers. i think that's a mist

the union says, and city council members voted to ease disability rules to stop the exodus of the cops from the city. >> if they can work, we'll ensure they have a job ask council voted,nb majority to ensure that they'll continue to get paid. >> they're resisting our efforts to guarantee salary to injured workers. >> the battle between city hall continues. in the mean meantime, 180 officers will be eligible to retire, soon. vic lee, abc7 news. >> san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi says he's stopped honoring requests to hold suspected illegal immigrants who would otherwise be released. saying he will honor ice requests if a judge determines that person is in the country illegally or there is an arrest warrant. >> local law enforcement does not have a place in the civil immigration detainer business we're not set up for it. >> as practice started in 2009, ice asked local authorities to hold suspected illegal immigrants for 48 hours while the agency arranges that person to be transferred to their custody. >> new tonight former ceo of microsoft made a $2 billion by the to buy the los ang

the union says, and city council members voted to ease disability rules to stop the exodus of the cops from the city. >> if they can work, we'll ensure they have a job ask council voted,nb majority to ensure that they'll continue to get paid. >> they're resisting our efforts to guarantee salary to injured workers. >> the battle between city hall continues. in the mean meantime, 180 officers will be eligible to retire, soon. vic lee, abc7 news. >> san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi says he's stopped honoring requests to hold suspected illegal immigrants who would otherwise be released. saying he will honor ice requests if a judge determines that person is in the country illegally or there is an arrest warrant. >> local law enforcement does not have a place in the civil immigration detainer business we're not set up for it. >> as practice started in 2009, ice asked local authorities to hold suspected illegal immigrants for 48 hours while the agency arranges that person to be transferred to their custody. >> new tonight former ceo of microsoft made a $2 billion by the to buy the los ang

the crowd's anger was inspired by what many saw when they were allowed into the blackened remains of the city adds trade union building. dozens of protesters, labelled pro-russians died in a blaze on friday, trapped in the building of pro-ukraine crowds, as they encircled them outside. >> translation: i'm going to seek revenge for my people, for every drop of blood of the victims. >>> ukraine's interim prime minister arseniy yatsenyuk was in odessa on sunday. he blamed russia for instigating the violence and vowed to root out corruption in the police force that he says did nothing to stop it. in this section of the population his words have little meaning. >>> still to come on al jazeera - finding work in south africa. why unemployment is a major election issue. >>> and promise payouts are on the way, but not soon enough for the families of sherpas killed on everest. the performance review. that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in a while. someone whose poor performance is slowing down the entire organizatio

the bay area >> pam: here in san francisco, a group of union construction workers picketted on this may day. they were protesting at 15th and mission streets as well as other construction sites around the citymbers, labor leaders and community advocates at city hall also gathered for a noon rally. their mission is to highlight successes in promoting working class citizens in san francisco. >> pam: in los angeles, thousands of people marched downtown for immigrant rights. this year's march was themed "keeping families together" which focused on ending deportations and splitting families. >> pam: other issues they marched for inluded immigrant worker rights and increasing the federal minimum wage despite that bill failing yesterday. >> pam: several streets are expected to be closed until as late as 7pm. >> pam: and around the world in turkey, crowds protested governemnt ban that prevents them from marching to the city's iconic taksim square. >>security forces pushed back demonstrators with water cannons and tear gas. protesters retaliated by throwing objects at police. before it was declared a national holiday in 2009, may first was traditionally a day of conflict that often led to violence a

the commute. as you work your way out of a word out towards union city. it's an injury crash out of those shoulder now. take a look at this line. it stays with you all the way into union city. for those with a plan to take a trip a salmon of up 92. it is packed. head and on to the slow from the connector to take to the tournament through the toes of away from its ban. to drive time is still holding off 70 minutes from hayward to foster city. we have a break in the oakland toddler daphne web store drifted the missing since last july and a new twist, her father committed suicide and that could make it impossible to ever find out what happened to little daphne. kron4's will tran has the following the story live this morning and has the details for us. so where from here >> >>will: and possible and the fact that when he was alive he was not cooperative with the oakland pd investigators. and now he's committed suicide we've learned that he committed suicide on friday discovered at his oakland home by his of gold and dollar daughter. now this case really goes co

the internet crimes against children unit. the city proposed a new policy that includes giving officers who are denied disability another job in the city. something opposed by the police unionnt study shows an additional 175 officers could leave in the next two years. >>> time is 8:54. we're continuing our coverage of the sad news we brought you yesterday morning. the death of maya angelou. the beloved author, poet, actress is among the 25 distinguished humanitarian humanitarians at the remember my life sculpture. she moved from arkansas to san francisco when she was just a teenager. there she is in the back row. this is a 1945 washington high school yearbook photo. maya angelou's son, guy johnson, still lives in oakland. he told ktvu news what he is going to miss most about his mom. >> her love and the ability to call her. i saved her last message on my phone and i'll never take it off. >> maya angelou was 86 years old. we still don't know at this point when or where her funeral will take place. ktvu's coverage of maya angelou continues online on ktvu.com. we have a special section. it's dedicated to her life. check it out. look under hot topics. >>> time's 8:55. the city

the customs union. just someone who sees the benefits of integration obvious city representatives of the two countries' trade without intermediaries with the customs union boss lower prices. as for kazakhstan and promotion goods taken a more competitive. the parties believe that the current tune of amounting to one million dollars is not permanent the press for most of the military parade dedicated to the bottle and defenders day was held in austin. i do with regular doses are held daily during the month more than fifteen hundred soldiers will take part in the parade this year. in addition more than two hundred military vehicles seventy four aircraft helicopters will be presented at the head of the defence ministry says a copy of the ride that distinctive look of the preparation process to the upcoming event the parade commander lieutenant general bernard which it controls every move of military officers intending to make the grand parade of the defender's day. the most awesome worship. first we went to demonstrate the topic of the army. secondly weekend to look patriotic spirit of kazakhstan citizens a

the new city manager. tonight, they feel hope. >> they gathered at the police union hall. lwb> he's been instrumental. >> i appreciate the optimism. >> he is an engineer by trade. the city manager told me he couldn't emphasize nuch the importance of a city that has good rapport with its employees. >> the relation overall and relationships on a one-on-one basis are a critical part as employees our willingness and happiness in the work that where he do. >> and krit sizing a big part, he told me the prospect of a 16% pay cut is a serious threat to provide services to the community. >> would you describe ed chicotta as a brelt of fresh air? >> i would, yeah. >> he shoiuld meet at the table in the next couple of weeks. >> the union released the late es figures showing the number of healthy sworn o

. >>> the battle is brewing over union city over a house plan development. a home wants to turn 60 acres of land along mission boulevard into apartments and strip mall and an alzheimer's hospital. there was protest tonight and the people worried about the development is being bigger than what's being proposed. >> we work for 20 years to protect it and now we are faced with another attack to development. >> the home has collected signatures to put the development up for a vote, if it qualifies it will be on the november's ballot. >>> traffic on the bay bridge finally clearing out tonight. traffic glided into a halt and backed up in macarthur. the mess from the 28 closure trickled on to. here is a look at what's closed off because of the work on 280. the ramps on king street are all street down. they're not supposed to be reopened until tuesday morning. >>> crews plan to install a steel and concrete median that'll separate northbound and southbound traffic and help preventing head on collisions. >>> it will be much a better situation and it will give drivers co

> the crowd's anger was inspired by what many saw when they were allowed into the blackened remains of the city's trade union building. here, dozens of protestors labeled pro russians died in a blaze on friday, trapped in the building, a so called ukraine crowd encircled them outside. >> i'm going to seek revenge for my people, for every drop of blood of the victims. >> ukraine's interim prime minister was actually in odessa sunday, blaming russia for instigating the violence and vowing to root out corruption that he said did nothing to stop it. in this section of the population, his words have little meaning. aljazeera, odessa. >> an afghan village almost completely buried under a wall of dirt, it's been three days since that massive mud slide hit the northeastern part of the country. it is believed 2,000 people buried alive there. the official search for survivors was called can off. many desperate families are still searching, saying they need to find their loved ones. >> he is only 15 years old, but has already lost so much. his mother along with his two sisters, two brothers, are buried somewhere in thi

unionized than if it's not. >> the automobile industry. >> oh, yeah. >> communication workers, cwa. >> the schools? >> certainly the zooms. with the exception of the inner city schools. remember the unions are 9% of the work force. you jump -- >> 80% of the v.a. >> you think the union people are trying to hurt people purposely? >> no. they slow walk everything. >> what i said is there's a pot of money to send them to private hospital which is where you want to send them. >> you wouldn't get fired for saying stuff on tv, would you say more than what you already say? would you drop some f-bombs if you wsht go weren't going to get fired? >> i already did at you. >> the control room is going to drop one if i don't go on. >>> congress isn't the only body feeling pressure. jay carney feeling pressure. it makes you wonder what it takes to get jay carney fired. he didn't have a lot of answers today. >> does the president have confidence in president shinseki. >> john, the president atreddred this question. >> he wasn't asked directly. >> the president believes that and is confident that secretary shinseki has served his nation admirably. >> the president promised at

friday when pro russian separatists to the ukrainian dvd ram triggering street but it's more than forty people were killed in all many of whom died in the city's trade unions building after it was the latest police have been accused of complacency during the incident. ukraine's prime minister or sending it to him has ordered an investiga

the boss put that information in for the crawl. 72 in richmond. 80 in union city. 82 in fremont. we are in the upper 80's to nearly 90 again in the east bay valley. tonight, better sleeping weather and mid-40's in the north bay valley and the rest of us in the low-to-mid 40's with clouds when we wake up tomorrow. high pressure is getting squeezed as we speak and because of that it is going to hang around for today inland and look at this, and temperatures dropped 10- to 15-degrees at the coast and 10- to 15-degrees an the bay and inland tomorrow. sunday we will see increasing clouds. it will be slightly cooler. the rain will stay to the north. temperatures are close to average on tuesday, wednesday and thursday. a nice pattern is developing. leyla gulen? >> good morning, everyone. speaking of fog, the fog horns were blowing coming into the bay and we have a c.h.p.-issued fog advisory for the golden gate bridge so it looks like, so far, so good. as the morning wears on and the fog increases, you may start to see some limited visibility. as we take you over to the bay bridge, westbo

the right to unionize. similar strikes were held in cities across the u.s.round the world. >>> the bay area's latest ipo was a success. shares going up 41% today during its trading debut. employees from the san francisco cloud based customer service provider rang the opening bell on watt street today. it -- wall street today. they ended at $13.43 a share. >> hundreds of new jobs are coming to the east bay as soon as amazon opens its new distribution center. here is a look at the building from news chopper 2. no word yet when it will open but the mayor hopes people in the city will benefit. >> great news for newark and the area, amazon will be hiring 500 people. >> they are listing part time jobs, $13.50 an hour with medical and vacation benefits a possibility. >>> the fog returned today. you saw it along the coast. patchy, went away and now working its way back in. all you need to know, fog is back tonight and pulls in to the sunset district, across bay view district and it will cool everybody off across the bay and inland, livermore valley, cooler day tomor

the calls are medical, they are overdeploying. >> san jose city leaders and the firefighters union do agree with the new teams. >>> a poacher has been arrested. danny garcia of oreck has been cutting and stealing from redwood trees. they are after the burls because they are needed for highly prized furniture. >>> new at noon, the iconic tower in san francisco reopens today. >> the land mark has been closed for months. a live look at the tower up onal on telegraph hill. anne makovec says it looks better than ever. >> reporter: it is open after six months of restoration work inside and out. >> it is almost beyond belief that this day would come that the building would be restored. >> reporter: ruth has a special connection to the tower. her father helped paint some of the 27 art deco murals inside. this little girl is modeled after her. >> it was done in a matter of a few weeks. >> reporter: the tower was built in the 30s by money donated by lily hitchcock. >> people know the tower is part of the city. >> reporter: the tower has been closed since november. they have upgraded everything from the plumbing to fixing cracks on the ou

the firefighters union is not okay with the three-man squad. but we understand they are fine with the idea of a two-man squad. >> reporter: yeah. you know, both the city, there seems to be growing support for these rapid response two-man teams that are in smaller vehicles because the vast majority of these calls are medical in nature. if done right they say it just might work. live in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> 6:49. a check of traffic, liz. how are we doing? >> we have accident number 2 now if you are counting on 101 heading into san jose. the first one cleared so that's better news. now we have a new one approaching hellyer so if you are trying to get into san jose, you will be waiting for a while just trying to get to the 280/680 interchange. a gorgeous morning shaping up. here's a live look ought our beautiful golden gate bridge -- look at our beautiful golden gate bridge. traffic flowing nicely into san francisco. we are not seeing traffic tie- ups. westbound 92 a few delays behind the pay gates of westbound 92 but once you get on the span it's getting more crowd you but still moving at the speed limit for the most part all the way out and ov

the objection of officers. union said the retirement provision killed the safety net for those who get injured if the loon of duty. but cityil members have now voted to ease the disability rules to stop the exodus of cops from the city. >> if they can still work then we'll ensure they have a job and council has voted as majority to ensure that they will continue to get paid whatever they would have been paid. >>reporter: but the mayor says there is a catch. >> that of course is subject to negotiations with our police union and theory assisting our effort to guarantee salary to injured workers but i think eventually we'll prevail. >>reporter: ballots between city hall and the police union continues. in the mean time someone 80 officers will be eligible to retire soon. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> google is breaking ground tonight by opening up about diversity in the workplace. google revalued today that it's employees overwhelmly white and male and 30 percent are women. 30 percent of google employees are asian but only 3 percent hispanic and 2% black. company is work to go bring diversity to the rank and transparency is the firs

>> kiet, the firefighters union is not okay with the three-man squad but we understand they are fine with the ideas of a two-man squad? >> reporter: yeah. you know, both the cityhe unions, they are pretty receptive to the idea of this rapid response two-man squad typically in smaller units and then they would go and respond to these medical calls. if anything, that is the common ground that a lot of people are looking forward to. >> thank you, kiet do live in san jose. thank you. >>> advertisers are targeting you all the time. >> they are and soon you may not be safe in your own car. it's the next frontier in delivering content, location- based ads already popping up on the dashboards of cars. location is just the beginning, mind you. ad are targeting based on vehicle type and the music that you listen to. so if you like a pop ad, you hit the thumbs up button and get a coupon in email. some say the ads, though, are distracting. >> when you receive an ad you need to sort of process that information, think about it, see if you want to take it and then press a button to confirm it. >> bmw, ford, lincoln rolling out the pop ad option. pandora is sending ads to scr