soda, chips, big macks? right back with that report. >> bill: back of the book segment tonight.cdonald's company said today it would include either a fruit or a vegetable with every happy meal it sells. it's growing pressure as you may know on fast food companies to provide healthier meals especially to kids. a move to tax soda, candy and foods that are not healthy. is that a good idea? health and wellness advocate mimi ross. i'm assuming you think it's a good idea because it would maybe discourage people from eating this stuff. >> reduce consumption. >> bill: everybody be health yer. >> puts a lot of money on the table where guys are leaving it on the table now. it's a good money maker. >> bill: if the government taxed a penny for every ounce of soda, it would raise about. >> sweden drinked. >> bill: 32 billion. >> in the state of new york alone it would be a billion. we think about 13 billion nationally. >> bill: here is the deal. if you do this, if you start to tax unhealthy food, the government is now going to have to tell you what's unhealthy it's obvious it's unhealthy. be

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. >> a lot of big macks in there.ing every one or two months. in moderation. not encouraging this as your daily intake. >>> rupert murdoch's close shave. people are talking about this as the most dramatic moment in the phone-hacking scandal. >> his wife is drawing raves. she smacked the pie-wield iing d smacked him. here is jeanne moos. >> reporter: wendi murdoch was easy to pick out in pink. when you are 38 years younger than your husband, it is nice to rub his back and pour him water before he testifies. she even restrained him when he pounded the table too much. but she didn't restrain herself when this happened. >> no, no. no! oh! >> reporter: an activist pulled a plastic-filled pie plate out of the plastic bag. some of that foam landed on cnn producer jonathan wald as the atechnicaler. >> squarely plunges it into the face of rupert murdoch. >> reporter: that's when his wife pounded that attacker in the face. even in the back with the plate! reminds us of a woman who used her purse to knock the gun out of her host

flowers here at the corner of octavia and oak street where mack died last thursday morning when the shuttle bus he was riding collided with a big rig. mack and 15 other passengers were riding the shuttle to san francisco general hospital. mack was ejected from the bus and landed under the big rig. he was pronounced dead at the scene. three other passengers were injured and ucsf has announced that seat belts would be installed in all of the university shuttle buses. witnesses said the bus driver may have ran a red light. police have yet to make a determination. kevin mack is remembered as a teacher, role model and friend. survived hi business husband and their two children. the memorial service takes place at the pernasius campus. it will be simulcast where the doctor worked. monte francis, today in the bay. >> thank you, monte. emotions explode in the bay view district after community activists shout down the police chief forcing him to walk out of his own town hall meeting. >> let's fix it. >> i'm standing five feet away from you trying to do just that. >> hundreds of people packed the opera house to hear the police department

big rig may have run a red light. all of this unfolding at the intersection of octavia and oak street in hayes valley neighborhood. the crash killed dr. kevin mack was 52 year old psychiatrist and associate professor. investigators say he was ejected from the shuttle bus and pinned under the big rig. mack died there at that scene. >> a concord man will stand trial for the deadly pit bull mauling of his step-grandson. he faces an involuntary manslaughter charge after a judge increased the original charges in the case. the prosecutors say he left the 2-year-old and his 4-year-old brother unsupervised while the aggressive dogs were in their garage. police say jacob's body was found there mauled to death. >> happening right now, drivers in los angeles bracing for what millions of people are calling carmageddon. a live picture over the 405 where crews will shut down a 10-mile stretch of the major artery. >> the mayor of our county's largest second city is telling people to stay away from the weekend-long project while celebrities use twitter to get the word out. nbc's jinah kim joins us where carmageddon is getting under way at midnight. that's alway

kevin mack was killed after he was thrown out the window of the shuttle and landed underneath the big rig. dr. mack was a psychiatrist at sf general hospital. >> the patients that he cared for here at san francisco general are -- have the least resources of anyone here in the city. and he was there for them even more importantly because it will be his legacy, he was committed to teaching others how to do that, as well. >> reporter: his other passion, his family. dr. mack leaves behind two children. [ indiscernible ] has been his husband since 1998. they have been together for 20 years. octavia and oak has been a problem intersection that has seen many wrecks in part because people are trying to get on the freeway nearby and sometimes race through the yellow lights. put could something have prevented this one? a san francisco supervisor says he wants a traffic flow study. he also brings up the issue of seatbelts. these shuttles don't have any. >> we require seatbelts on shuttles for children. i think it begs the question considering how dramatic and severe that this particular incident

a shuttle bus collided with a big break on thursday killing dr. kevin mackhree others were also injured a memorial service will be held for mac this afternoon if you cannot get to the actual service they will simulcast at the hospital cafeteria in university hall. >> nearly 20,000 marijuana as plants word taken out of madonna county park the department of justice found them yesterday's by a helicopter. the plants were nearly 4 ft. tall none of them believed to be mature. >> east palo alto has been plagued with a string of murders great scar lar reports >> there is investigating the three homicides in less than a week the latest was it here on camilla court police said a man from upper chest and shot him several times this was a half-hour before another shooting he died at the same they are not say whether it is gang related. all these murders are thinking back to the battle in the early '90s police say things are not all that bad right now >> time now 642 a 21 am parent and we were taking a live look at our bay bridge and we will be back. and not going whoa!

mack was a passenger in a campus shuttle that witnesses say ran a red light and collided with a big rig in san francisco's hayes valley neighborhood. it happened last thursday. mack was ejected from the shuttle bus and pinned underneath that big rig. ucsf will install seat belts by the end of august. >>> a bicyclist struck by a food truck has died. the violent collision in the city's south of market neighborhood, nancy hoe made an illegal street on fremont street in front of the food delivery truck. ho was not wearing a helmet and suffered a critical head injury. she was pronounced dead last night. >>> tonight at 6:00, our first look at two suspects charged with killing a woman, setting her on fire, and then dumping her body in the streets of an up scale oakland neighborhood. salvador and hector garcia were charged with murder. the charges carry special circumstances that would mean they are eligible for the death penalty or a life in prison. she was the mother of aed to bler. they are gang members who were and rifted on tuesday, several days after police were led on high-speed chases.

bus was taking 15 people to sf general hospital when it crashed into a big rig car areaior at oak. 52-year-old psychiatrist kevin mack was ejected through a window and died at the scene. >> here is kevin. this is our white coat ceremony where we welcome our first-year students. >> reporter: the school of medicine is in shock. mack is described as an expeter in bipolar and psychotic behavior. >> he, of course, took care of patients at san francisco general and psyche emergency services, he worked with and supervised psychiatry. residents in training. >> he was a wonderful psychiatrist, a wonderful educator and mentor to our students. and this is a tragedy and loss for us. >> reporter: the crash happened in a controversial area. >> to put it in the system so many blocks back on oak. >> reporter: we met san francisco supervisor in his office just hours after he was at the accident scene. >> we had a number of crashes in this intersection. in 2007 there had been a report this is one of the dangerous intersections. most dangerous intersections in the city. >> reporter: doctor mack leaves behind a husband and two children.

safety laws a at notorious intersection after a ucfs shuttle bus slammed into a big rig car carrier. 52-year-old dr. kevin mack died in the crash at the intersection of octavia and oak, the psychiatrist was on his way to work. mack was ejected from the shuttle bus and pinned under the rig. the bay guardian reports he was not wearing a seat belt but none of the buses have them. some lawmakers say seat belts should be mandatory on buses in the city. >> the lights are timed in such a way on octavia, traffic's traveling 50 miles an hour, once they build up speed they have the lights timed all green. >> three other shuttle passengers were taken to nearby hospitals with minor injuries including the driver of the shuttle who was on paid leave during the investigation. an investigation into what went wrong after a near disaster on the runway in boston. a delta plane clipped the tail of a smaller regional jet at  logan international airport last night while taxiing. remarkably one passenger was the only one hurt, taken to the hospital as a precaution. plenty of passengers shaken up. >> i was half asleep, the next thi

big rig the funeral mass will be at 10:00 a.m. today at st. agnes catholic church during was held their last night this is pictures of this scene that killed at mackmachen 15 other people are riding a shuttle when the shuttle collided with a big rig heading north on octavia boulevard mac was ejected and landed under the big red witnesses at the scene said of the shuttle bus may have run a red light the crashes out still under investigation. >> but army psychiatrist is to be arraigned in military court today this is his first courtroom appearance he will face the death penalty he is charged with 13 counts of premeditated murder it is not clear if he will enter a plea today he cannot plead guilty in a death penalty case bear in >> 621 is the time right now. there are differing reports every day where is casey anthony. address a spectacular trial that was televised and her release from jail on sunday and since then she has not been same her attorneys say the reports of her being spotted in orlando are not true >> that is not proper that i can confirm i will not say anything further as to her whereabouts that is not her. >> the problem is exactly wher

the move comes after the collision of a big rig. 52-year-old ucsf professor kevin mack who was ridingrk was killed after being ejected from the shuttle. >> i think seat belts in city buses or any buses for that matter would be a good idea. >> reporter: he and others still think it's a safe shuttle. >> it helps the under served community to reach their appointments. so it's generally a good thing. >> reporter: this is the second fatal collision involving ucsf shuttle buses in the last year. many say they would favor anything that would make the shuttle buses safer. >> i hope so, i'm a believer i think in smart reglation when it comes to enhancing public safety. i think this is a poster child of one example. >> reporter: ucsf officials say they will now have a how am i driving hot line advertised on the outside and on the inside of shuttle buses so any feed back positive or negative can quickly be addressed. in san francisco, sal castaneda, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> bank of america has sold its massive complex in downtown concord for $80 million. there are four buildings. the bank curren

kevin mack was on a shuttle bus when it included -- collide with a big rig last thursday on oak and octavia boulevard. a viewing will be held tonight and the funeral is tomorrow. the crash is still under investigation. >>> the san francisco board of supervisors is expected to vote today on a controversial project by at&t. jade hernandez joins us live to explain what is behind the debate. i gather it's something right behind you, jade. >> reporter: that's right. this is a utility box similar to the ones in question. at&t wants boxes like these installed on private property not on public sidewalks, they say they have good reasons for the push. >> they often show up with graffiti. they are an eyesore. they are a hazard. and most important are they necessary. >> the man you heard from is from the pacific heights association. that association is one of 25 neighborhood groups opposed to the installation of more than 700 it additional utility boxes. today, the san francisco board of supervisors are expected to decide an appeal granting an environmental review of the impact utility boxes have on th

big rig. it may have run a red light at the intersection of octavia and hayes yesterday morning. the crash killed dr. kevin mack. he's a 52-year-old ucsf psychiatrist and university profess sore. he was ejected -- professor. he was ejected and pinned underneath the big rig. he was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident. >>> families and friends said final good-byes at a funeral in santa rosa. the community shaken by the girl's death at a sleepover on sunday. police say she and three friends became sick after drinking vodka mixed with soda. initially the girls said they'd gotten food poisoning. raul was described as an excellent student due to start high school incomes mon-- next month. toxicology reports are expected next week. >>> mark luga was arrested for allegedly stealing a pablo picasso drawing from the weinstein gallery in san francisco last week. the judge denied a motion today reduce his $5 million bail. police say a surveillance camera caught luga leaving with the painting. police found other stolen artwork including another picasso piece in luga's new jersey apartment. >>> exactly how will they

the move comes after the collision of a big rig. 52-year-old ucsf professor kevin mack who was ridingrk was killed after being ejected from the shuttle. >> i think seat belts in city buses or any buses for that matter would be a good idea. >> reporter: he and others still think it's a safe shuttle. >> it helps the under served community to reach their appointments. so it's generally a good thing. >> reporter: this is the second fatal collision involving ucsf shuttle buses in the last year. many say they would favor anything that would make the shuttle buses safer. >> i hope so, i'm a believer i think in smart reglation when it comes to enhancing public safety. i think this is a poster child of one example. >> reporter: ucsf officials say they will now have a how am i driving hot line advertised on the outside and on the inside of shuttle buses so any feed back positive or negative can quickly be addressed. in san francisco, sal castaneda, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> bank of america has sold its massive complex in downtown concord for $80 million. there are four buildings. the bank curren

big really collided with a hospital shuttle bus. it happened this morning at the intersection of octavia boulevard and oak street. dr. kevin mack died after being loan from the shuttle. he was a uc sf psychiatrist and had taught at the medical school. driver of the shuttle had minor injuries. the driver of the big rig was not hurt. >>> the map accused of stealing a picasso from union square art gallery appears to have quite an art habit. mark is expected in court tomorrow for the july 5th heist from the wine stein gallery after argue him for that theft, police raided his new jersey home and found 500,000 dollars worth of stolen artwork there. hanging on a wall in the apartment this picasso drawing worth 350,000 dollars. it was reported stolen from new york hotel along with 6 other pieces also found in the apartment. >> more to bring you tonight coming up next. so many homecoming from the war in afghanistan for fallen soldier from san jose. >> and zip go through airport security. wish you co-government new trusted traveler program. and then this. >> it's lake really bitter sweet. we sprobl asleep over and cry all night. >> fans

big rig on thursday morning. the impact ejected 52-year-old psychiatrist dr. kevin mack. he landed under the big rig and was pronounced dead at the scene. witness reports suggest the driver may have run a red light on oak street. the intersection of oak and octavia boulevard is known as one of the most dangerous in the city. >>> cars headed down a popular san francisco can soon make room for bike lanes. the city agency is considering biplanes for fell and oak streets. 67,000 vehicles combined to use the two roads each day. the pros bikeway would have a buffer zone and be wider than standard bike lanes, but to do that the city is going to have to remove travel lanes or street parking spaces. >>> residents of a san bruno neighborhood are looking into installing security cameras for lighting following a string of recent car vandalisms. the latest incident was reported on thursday morning. 29 cars were damaged on evergreen drive. maywood and oakmont drive in the rolling woods neighborhood. vandals caused thousands in damages. neighbors believe kids are stake, out their neighbo

mack. hoe was ejected from the university shuttle bus during a collision with a big rig. some say it's time for that to change. >> a believer i think in smart legislation when it comes to enhancing public safety. >> officials will begin adding lap belts in a week. the entire bus fleet should have them by the end of next month. >>> the car insurance service zip car says business is taking off so it is now expanding it's san francisco offices. san francisco manager kim helped cut the ribbon. >> with everybody driving all the time everywhere, this is just a way to have a car when you need it and only when you need it. >> reporter: zip car says it has 250 rental locations in san francisco alone. >>> the city of san jose has new bragging rights tonight. the city has topped the list of u.s. cities where residents live the longest. in san jose the average life expectancy is 80.2 years years for women and 79 years for men. oakland ranked 15. the california native plant society and friends of nolan park filed a lawsuit today against the zoo and the city of oakland. the zoo claims

mack nammy. >>> over the weekend, seven bay area rafters learned a lesson the hard way. >> big drop. >> this video is from the helmet cameras of two of the rafters. shortly after launch the raft, all ser7 were flipped into the cold water of the american river an swept down steel. >> that question crossed my mind, that's not the way, is this gonna be the way that i go? >> some of the rafters managed to hold onto the raft, hoping to avoid getting sucked under the water. the group finally made it to a calm spot where they were able to get out. 558-year-old woman was hospitalized and still doesn't remember the accident. no one else was injured. >>> today is stage 4 of the tour de france but during the first stage on saturday, you can see it, there are -- a huge crash slowed down part of the field. someone watching on the side of the road got too close to the cyclists and caused the chain reaction crash. one of the riders brought down was the defending champion, alberto. he lost a minute of time. the crash did not cause many injuries. in yesterday's stage 3, tyler, became the first to win on the 4th of

francisco claimed the life of a doctor today. 52-year-old psychiatrist kevin mack was riding in a shuttle that was hit by a big rig. the bus appeared to run a red light. two others were taken to san francisco for treatment. >> we've had a number of crashes in this intersection. in 2007 there had been a report that this was one of the most dangerous intersections in the city. >> reporter: mack was described by colleagues as an expert in bipolar and psychotic disorders. mack leaves behind a husband and two small children. >>> two aircraft collided at an aircraft in logan. no one was seriously hurt though. the 757 clipped the tale of a commuter train. both planes were getting ready to take off. the two planes have now been grounded. >>> the program will be rolled out later on this year for approved delta and american airlines passengers flying out of atlanta, detroit, miami and dallas fort worth. those passengers will have to be approved -- >>> the justice department filed an emergency department. congress passed a law ending the ban that gave the pentagon discorrection on how the to phase it out. >>> later this

francisco claimed the life of a doctor today. 52-year-old psychiatrist kevin mack was riding in a shuttle that was hit by a big rig. the bus appeared to run a red light. two others were taken to san francisco for treatment. >> we've had a number of crashes in this intersection. in 2007 there had been a report that this was one of the most dangerous intersections in the city. >> reporter: mack was described by colleagues as an expert in bipolar and psychotic disorders. mack leaves behind a husband and two small children. >>> two aircraft collided at an aircraft in logan. no one was seriously hurt though. the 757 clipped the tale of a commuter train. both planes were getting ready to take off. the two planes have now been grounded. >>> the program will be rolled out later on this year for approved delta and american airlines passengers flying out of atlanta, detroit, miami and dallas fort worth. those passengers will have to be approved -- >>> the justice department filed an emergency department. congress passed a law ending the ban that gave the pentagon discorrection on how the to phase it out. >>> later this

a shuttle bus collided with a big break last thursday and killing 52 year-old dr. kevin mackrash also injured three others. a memorial service will be held this afternoon for dr. mack people that want to attend this call will simulcast the service as well in the hospital cafeteria. mack is survived by his husband and two children there in >> state authorities eradicated in over 20,000 marijuana plants they were tucked in the madonna county park they used a helicopter. they found little growth sites deep inside the park area some of the plants were 4 ft. tall no weapons were found and no arrests were made as yet. >> is 524 a m and no hot spots to report and traffic looks good this is a san mateo bridge we will be right back >> >> we're waiting for the opening bell on dow jones the dow fell 16 points the nasdaq down by 12 what we are waiting for the weekly unemployment claims and intel's profit revco's two%, with a strong demand for pcs ebay reported their profit with nowere down. news corp. for half faces of financial lawsuits. it is the beginning of a federal investigation it

ucsf psychiatrist kevin mack was on a university shuttle bus when it collided with a big rig last thursdayng at oak street and octavia boulevard. a viewing for friends and family will be held tonight. the funeral is tomorrow morning. ucsf will hold a memorial service for mack thursday evening. the crash is under investigation. >>> friends of the missing fishermen whose boat capsized off the coast of mexico are raising money for a private dive team to go in. the press democrat is reporting that others are raising money while pressuring the u.s. coast guard to conduct a dive. she's a friend of sean of petaluma one of seven northern california men who went missing earlier this month after a fishing trip. a search for the men was suspended last week. >>> private school in sacramento and a suburb of sacramento is closed down following allegations of child molestation. several current and former students of creative frontiers preschool and elementary school have come forward with molestation allegations. the school's owner and principal robert adams is the focus of the investigation but has not

ucsf psychiatrist kevin mack was on a university shuttle bus when it collided with a big rig last thursday morning at oak street and octavia boulevard. a viewing for friends and family will be held tonight. the funeral is tomorrow morning. ucsf will hold a memorial service of its own for mack thursday evening. the crash is still under investigation. >>> a controversial at&t project goes before the san francisco board of supervisors today. and a vote is expected. coming up in about 15 minutes what opponents say needs to be done before several large utility boxes are installed all over the city. >>> 6:34. the san rafael city council's decision about having a minor league baseball team in the city is heading into extra innings. a minor league wants to establish a pro-team that will play at albert park. league backers say they want to update the stadium with new snack bar, lockers and restrooms with twice as many seats. other backers say minor league team would become part of the small town atmosphere. but opponents are worried about traffic congestion, the sale of alcohol and the ballpark and

a shuttle bus collided with a big rig on octavia boulevard and books 3 last thursday killing 52 year-old dr. kevin macksychiatrist and this is a professor. horry other people were injured. a memorial service will be held today. hot mac is survived by his husband and their two children. >> we are back with more in a couple of minutes. in walnut creek, traffic flow on 680. george will update us on traffic when we come back. >> the fbi believes a california man charged with kidnapping his elderly mother may be hiding here in the bay area. marshall goldberg allegedly kidnapped his 85 year- old mother and doris from her home in organic back in may. she suffers from dementia and is considered endangered because she is unable to care for herself. goldberger was indicted on state charges of kidnapping, custodial interference. he obtained a federal fugitive warrant in june. he has ties to the bay area including daly city and the l.a. area. the fbi suspects he is writing a 1996 gold oldsmobile four-door sedan. >> here is a look at the weather. >> our east bay locations are starting to get into the 60s. this is a

mack as the oldest manager in baseball history. >> i mean, i think all you guys make this age factor a big joke. know, joe paterno's out there going, 84. he's doing a hell of a job. what's the big deal? >> reporter: despite being in baseball for seven decades, mckeon has only been a manager for 16 seasons, including parts of two years with the a's in the late '70s when they were known as the triple-a's, and owner charlie finley was the franchise's biggest star. >> with charlie, you had to find out option a, b, c, d, and you're going to be wrong. you're go doing be wrong, but you better figure out all the options. ♪ can't touch this -- n] >> reporter: he may not be up to speed on twitter or facebook, but mckeon knew all about mc hammer before hammer time became cool. hammer, of course, was an a's bat boy and used to provide his own play by play for finley. >> i was in the booth pitching one day and hammer's up there saying, charlie, we're ahead 8- 1, charlie, he's losing it, he's losing it, charlie, and nobody's warming up the bullpen. one day charlie says, hammer, go down and see cousin karl. i

psychiatrist kevin mack was on a university shuttle bus when it collided with a big rig last week attreet and octavia. we are learning this morning ucsf will add seat belts to its shuttles in the coming weeks as a result of that accident. it will also hold one on one meetings with its drivers and create a how am i driving hot line. >>> the three hikers slipped over yosemite waterfall have now been identified. they are 22-year-old david of modesto. 27-year-old of tour lock and 22- year-old of man theca. witnesses say she and one of the men crossed the metal barrier to take a picture. she slipped and they both fell in. when a second man tried to help he fell in the rushing water as well. >> a lot of people today saw something really traumatic and lives are lost. just really sad. >> park rangers say all three hikers are presumed dead. but they might not find the bodies until at least the fall. that's when the water levels recede. all three were part of a group of christians from the middle east who are settling in the east bay. she was studying to be a doctor at the university of san fr

right now, the big story is when free agency began later in the week before niners do with their quarterback. macktleback has alerted the seattle seahawks that he is not intended on returning. now surely chacha maldowney is the greatest of all time. up to 325 mi. per hour, now age 71 she shows up at events in sonoma, and people to sleep at her and why are you here? car in >> it is nhra's 60th year they are bringing in all the legends. my son keeps telling me mum, you are not a legend, your a groundbreaker. >> why would a woman say that she would want to go 300 mi. per hour? >> you just robbed me of 27 mph that was the quickest i ran into thousand three, 327 i held larry dixon when the championship one race earlier than the world finals. in >> but a woman doing this in a pretty tough to grab your crotch and spit tobacco scored what you to survive all these years? >> because i gave them what they gave me, i did the right back to them and truthfully i that even on the starting line. >> you see vern glenn, that is what he does withwife, he gik and you know what happens, he gets up off the floor and sa

psychiatrist kevin mack was on a university shuttle bus when it collided with a big rig last week at the intersection of oak and octavia. we are learning this morning ucsf will add seat belts to its shuttles in the coming weeks as a result of that accident. it will also hold one on one meetings with its drivers and create a how am i driving hot line. >>> ed lee may be entering the race for san francisco's mayor after all. yesterday he hinted that some dig discussions may be taking place. >> that doesn't necessarily translate into elections, but there are interesting discussions that are going on. >> with you and whom else? >> i would just leave it at that. >> lee has repeatedly said that he does not want to pursue a full mayoral term, but for weeks various groups have been campaigning for lee to change his mind. just yesterday women for ed lee rallied on the steps of city hall encouraging the mayor to run this coming november. >>> media mogul back in the u.s. where his company news corp. faces more fallout from the phone hacking scandal in britain. here he is arriving at his new york

kevin mack died in a collision between the shuttle he was riding in and a big rig last week.a memorial service for the assistant professor is being held at the uc-san francisco campus today. they announced in response they are putting seatbelts in their shuttle buses. they hope they will be in in a couple of months. >>> despite the deadly accident, the number of traffic deaths in california overall is down for the fifth straight year. a new report shows about 2700 people died on the roads last year. that's california's lowest rate since 1944. experts credit dui campaigns, traffic safety initiatives, and fewer people behind the wheel. >>> one of three people who went over a 317-foot waterfall in yosemite was a university of san francisco student. all three were with a church group in the san joaquin valley on a day trip to the national park. witnesses say the three had crossed a metal guardrail to take pictures in the swollen riverrer above vernal falls. a woman fell into the water and then another man and woman slipped in trying to save her. their bodies have not been recover

kevin mack died while riding a shuttle bus to san francisco general hospital last thursday. a big rig collided with a vehicle on octavia boulevard and initial reports suggest the bus driver may have ran a red light. the 52-year-old worked for more than a decade at ucsf. the memorial will be held at the university's campus at 5:00. >> as a result of that crash ucsf will put seat belts in all shuttle buses. >> following news from oakland where plans to build a football stadium got a lot more complicated and more interesting. christie smith is live with more on how two bay teams could possibly call the same stadium home. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. welcome back. the niners and the raiders play in two of the oldest stadiums in the entire nfl, so if you are a bay area football fan talk of a new stadium probably sounds like a good thing. the raiders and the niners sharing a stadium? that's what we're talking about. the niners and the raiders fans. a wine crowd beer crowd scenario here a. new collective bargaining agreement with the nfl players and owners which

big things. they are used to the status quo. >> i wish we had more time. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >>> i want to bring in congressman mack. he's voting against the boehner plan. good evening. what have you been hearing today? have people been twisting your arm? >> i haven't had my arm twisted. i made it clear to the leadership, for me, this is about balancing the budget. i have introduced a plan that would do just that by cutting 1% of spending a year for six years, capping spending at 18% of gdp. we balance the budget in eight years all by taking one penny out of every federal dollar. >> i have read over your plan. it's interesting, but it's not the thing being voted on tonight. is it a mistake they are not talking to you saying is there a variation of this plan that could bring you on board? right now, the problem is nobody has a plan that can get approved. >> here is the problem. the problem is, we are $14 trillion in debt. we have a $1.4 trillion or $1.5 trillion deficit a year. the plan before us cuts $900 billion over ten years, roughly $90 billion a year. we continue to spend more than we bring in. after 10 years,

big rig collided with a hospital shuttle bus today. it happened at the busy intersection of octavia boulevard and oak streeto during commute. uc sf psychiatrist d dr. kevin mack died after being injected from the shuchlingts he was thrown out of the vehicle. the shuttle did not have seat belts. something supervisor ross says needs to change. >> on all the shuttles as well as on muni should seat belt be part of that commuter experience in terms of that transit experience? and i would say that this particular incident helps tl spotlight that strong the consideration. >>reporter: it is still not clear which driver was at fault. one witness l tells sf gate the shuttle driver may have run a red light. >>> him if another em bearings undercover individual quo has surfaced in the ongoing battle between public defender jeff and san francisco l police union. only this time the tables have turned. if mark with the story and videotape. >> as private citizen jeff is leading the charge to revamp the city of san francisco pension system. his amendment would cap benefits and raise employee contributions particularly for police and firefighters. to qualify for the november ba

big break in hayes valley last week. at the funeral mass will be at 10:00 a.m. for 52 year-old kevin mack, that will be at st. agnes catholic church. there was a viewing last night for mac ck. >> key here is the scene of the crash until the last thursday. mac and about 15 others were writing a shuttle to san francisco general hospital when he collided with a big break traveling north on octavia boulevard. mac was ejected in the land underneath the big rig. witnesses say the shuttle bus driver may have ran a red >> the army psychiatrist charge in the foofort hood shooting will be in court today. people face the death penalty, charged with 13 counts of premeditated murder and 32 counts of attempted premeditated murder. it is unclear if you will enter a plea today. >> everyone is wondering where casey anthony is. the florida mother who has been in the media says her trial that she was acquitted of the murder of her two year- old daughter. she was released from jail on sunday and since then there have been rumors about where she was. 1st columbus, then at this video came out where people thought she was in orland

kevin mack died riding a shuttle bus to san francisco general hospital last thursday. a big rig collided with the vehicle on octavia boulevard. an initial police report suggests that the bus driver may have run a red light. the 52-year-old worked as a psychiatrist and associate professor for more than a decade. the memorial will be held at the university's campus at 5:00. as a result of that crash ucsf says it will put seat belts in all of its shuttle buses. let's switch gears, look at the forecast with christina. >> good morning to you. high pressure is going to bring our temperatures up a touch from yesterday. about 96 in the inland valleys. this is what we're looking at throughout the day tomorrow. all the way into the weekend, cool conditions, onshore flow friday through the weekend. for today, one hot one to get through. 96 in fairfield. 96 in livermore and concord. mild in the north bay, 90 for you, 82 degrees in san francisco. we have a little bit of low cloud cover hugging the coast this morning but it's burning off quickly. i think by about 10:30 we'll be done with

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