i'm a proud school bus driver.many of the drivers have spoken to you about the safety concerns with drivers plans -- with the district's plans to use regular vans for school transportation, sacrificing safety to save money of the workforce has not guaranteed our wages and benefits and we'll be paid far less. possibly non-livable wages and will be nonunion if the lowest cost workers are sought out. we've been transporting school children over 40 years, we know and care for the families we serve and watched many of their children grow up. the splitting of our contract and union family is hurtful and not in the best interests of the children, of the families and the district. the splitting up also sets the stage for reducing school buses and using more standard vehicles, thereby bypassing all the regulations. it pits our workforce against the other workforces who will be nonunion, lower paid, or miscategorized exploited independent contractors. the district is already contracting with ride-share. ride-share drivers ar

> the bus was there at the time.han the prosecution was saying. >> reporter: jurors were also troubled by the clown. remember, he was found crying soon after joel was murdered. >> and that just struck me as completely odd. out of character for a young guy on a halloween night. >> they were also concerned by what the clown told police that evening. >> it was pretty important that he would say things got out of hand. >> yes. >> and they questioned why only travis stays' lion costume was tested for blood. >> why didn't they examine any of the people's clothes that were on the bus? you know, why didn't they check anyone else, any -- anything else bides this lion? >> it took the jury only about five hours to reach a verdict. >> we, the jury, found the defendant travis robert stay not guilty of -- [ cheers ] >> my attorney said a quick verdict is a good verdict. in this case he was right. it was a vindication. >> travis, what are you going to do with your life now? any reaction to the verdict? were you surprised? >> then t

which currently makes about two thirds of our hybrid bus engines to produce a battery bus, so we're currently exploring other competitively bid consortiums to see if we could possibly include them in our pilot. >> so it's possible we could approve two or three today, and then sometime we might say there's another one we want to test, as well. >> yes, i do think there would be a strong benefit to doing that. >> okay. so the pricing issue and the legal issue have been teed up. i know we were in the middle of your slide presentation. would you like to proceed? >> just -- just very briefly. some of the distinctions are that both b.y.d. and the proterra bus have the -- a dual traction motor, which is ultimately what we think we're going to need for our hills. if we don't, it's better. it's a simpler and more standardized vehicle. proterra has a greater number of standardized batteries in their bus and they were the only one that met the requirement that they had to be a range of 160 miles a day, which is nice because these batteries degrade over time. i think new flier does have the benefit of the

so i thought, stay put, may be the bus can drive us stay put, may be the bus can drive usa stay put,tle bit further away. ijust wanted to get her as far away as quickly as possible. usually, i have been around london bridge ten years, all the three attacks now, i have been nearby in the vicinity. and as a medical doctor normally i want to go close and help, but with the baby, your instincts completely changed. you just want to get as far away as quickly as possible. that was karen bosch, and thanks to her for sharing her story, extraordinary and so scary for her, and we wish you the best. thousands of students across the world walked out of class today as part of a global climate strike. the protests are taking place ahead of the next un climate conference beginning in madrid on monday. around 3,000 demonstrations were staged in 150 countries, including the uk. our science correspondent victoria gill reports from manchester. we care about our future and we demand that those in power care about it as well! another friday, another climate strike. and as the scale of this movement grows

the bus stopped quite suddenly.s sort of a tussle or a fight. people in darkjackets sort of fighting with each other. the next thing i noticed was they were three policemen and one very tall man in a black jacket with a beard who, next thing i saw, was on the ground. i saw the three police officers had guns and i heard two pops. i also saw a spent taser. i presume they were gunshots, but i don't know. when he was lying on the floor, after the pops, he sort of pulled his jacket back, and you could see underneath there was some sort of vest. whether it was a stab vest, or an explosive vest, and at that point the police officers really backed away. i was really scared at this point, of course, because we were about as close as the police officers in our bus. after the pops he was lying there alive. he showed he had the desired effect of the police backing off and they were not shooting any more, but for us it was terrifying because even though he was lying on the floor he could still have damaged us. the bus had stoppe

just tell us what was the reaction of people on the bus and what happened to people on the bus as these|j happened to people on the bus as these events unfolded? i think most of us, we tried to stay calm. 0bviously nobody really knew what was happening, it was very fast situation that happened. 0bviously once we saw the person was shot by police, we obviously knew that this was a very extreme situation and at that point, we all went to the back of the bus, as far away as we could because the doors were locked. after about 30 seconds or so, after that, the police came across shouting and telling us to get off the bus and run and that is what everybody on the bus dead. at what was the mood of people? was there a mood of calm or were people —— panicking, screaming, what was the general reaction? i think in that situation, it how did know what is going on yourself so i think everybody was kind of listening to the police advice, just to run and leave. 0bviously people were listening to that advice and running away from the bridge and people asking the people that were running as well, what i

authorities say the school bus driver appearing to drink alcohol while behind the wheel of the bus. >>> the white house and much of washington locked down for a time today. people told to stay away from the capitol. concern in the air. and what red to this? >>> and the construction worker plunging 50 feet down a well. the frantic effort to save him today. a lot more news ahead. a lot more news ahead. i'll be right back. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with... ...an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. tell your doctor about your medicines and if you're pregnant or planning to be. otezla. show more o

so i thought, stay put, maybe the bus can drive us a little bit further away. her as far away as quickly as possible. usually, i have been around london bridge ten years, all the three attacks now, i have been nearby in the vicinity. and as a medical doctor normally i want to go closer and help, but with the baby, your instincts completely change. you just want to get as far away as quickly as possible. thank you very much to karen for sharing her experience. of course it was frightening. just to reiterate, please have said the london bridge attacker was usman khan, he was previously involved in a plot to bomb the city's stock exchange but he was released from prison on licence about a year ago, the bbc has been told. let us move on to cardiff in wales. during the bbc election debate, all the participants expressed their horror on the events in london bridge and paid tribute to the victims and emergency services will stop the debate itself saw heated exchange of a brexit with conservative claims they could get brexit done and been described and —— as a lie and

got a good reaction out of the bus got a good reaction out of the bus got a good reaction out of the was able to get a good sounding for his party posits policy, with the brexit pa rty‘s key message posits policy, with the brexit party's key message that the uk must come out of the eu as soon as possible come what may. jo swinson for the lib dems didn't feature particularly heavily and seemed to stay out of some of the more fiery exchanges where you might have expected her to wade in and put forward the party's staunch anti—brexit argument, perhaps a bit more forcefully. plaid cymru was attacking labour and every opportunity, particularly their government here in wales, looking to ta ke government here in wales, looking to take away their record. caroline lucas, the green party's only mp before general election, sticking at every opportunity to her party's agenda on the environment. for the smaller parties it was about getting themselves heard and getting their policies across, and perhaps tempting wavering voters out of their core support to vote for them over and above the main par

>> first of all we hope weaver misses the bus. that's the first thing.misses the bus and the coaching staff gets mad at him and maybe sits him for half or three quarters. he's the best linebacker we've seen all year. >>> hey, we're ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. >>> top 5 plays, let's get to it quick. number 5. i see hockey people, i see the pittsburgh penguins versus white clad new jersey, and i saw stick work! how did he do it? penguins won 4-1. number 4, lakers, thunder, and when lebron james gets a head full of steam, get out of his way! number 3, back to hockey. ottawa senators try to score, not this time! 2 remarkable saves. senators won the game 4-1. number 2, colorado state, wyoming. patrick o' brien shot gun! wyoming won the game 17-7. oh, that's a great grab. and number 1, clipper, rockets, and james harden. defenders all captioning spon

you put your kids on the school bus -- they say the school bus is the safest route to school for kids parent's car. >> when you see incidents where people are blowing past the stop sign on the school bus, this incident, so many things indeed to worry about. >>> when we come back, the queen of rock 'n' roll, and what it feels like to be 80. >>> and the "melrose place" reunion. "the skinny" is next. ♪ simply the best better than all the rest ♪ >>> time now for "the skinny." starting with kenneth moton's second favorite song from miss tina. >> because we know "proud mary," love that one. >> we're starting with the celebrity who herself is simply the best. >> the queen of rock 'n' roll, tina turner, celebrating her milestone birthday this week. 80 years young. the eight-time grammy award winner shared a very special birthday message with her fans on twitter. >> yes, i'm 80. what did i think? how did i think i would be at 80? not like this. how is this? well, i look great. ha ha ha ha! i feel good. i've gone through some very serious sicknesses that i'm overcoming. so it's like having a se

and it was an all of green bus. my friend talked a lot and tried to make contact with the driver and to tell him that he was from hamburg and a tourist and he was going hiking here. they tried to bribe the driver with deutschmarks and a pin a picture but that didn't work. would be real. normal i got increasingly scared and the one gets i didn't know how to get out of the situation to work through. we have all those who call. home i thought that we could maybe hijack the bus. was so i could have easily driven it. would have been a lie but we didn't do that either of those on with them for all from. suddenly the bus came to a stop 13 kilometers from the turkish border 13 kilometers to freedom. they were made to get out and wait by the roadside under the watchful eyes of 2 border guards. called andree until fall and then a jeep drove up over for the above the city they ordered us to stand up and they tied our hands behind our backs and pulled bags over our heads like we will go through. and then they threw us into the

>> first of all we hope weaver misses the bus. that's the first thing.hope he misses the bus and the coaching staff gets mad at him and maybe sits him for half or three quarters. he's the best linebacker we've seen all year. >>> hey, we're >>> top 5 plays, let's get to it quick. i see hockey people, i see the pittsburgh penguins versus white clad new jersey, and i saw stick work! how did he do it? penguins won 4-1. number 4, s way! number 3, back to hockey. ottawa senators try to score, not this time! 2 remarkable saves. senators won the game 4-1. number 2, colorado state, wyoming. patrick o' brien shot gun! wyoming won the game 17-7. oh, that's a great grab. and number 1, clipper, rockets, and james harden. defenders all >>> the late show is up - [narrator] the following is a paid presentation for the power smokeless grill. brought to you by tristar products. what if we told you it's finally possible to enjoy the char-grilled, juicy, succulent food you love every day wiout the hassle of firing up your barbecue, standing out in the cold, and refilling pr

bus coming from a long way off. of my point and with me i hope that my friend wouldn't wave it down but he did and the bus stop was the most wonderful and it was an all of green bus. bar for him my friend talked a lot and tried to make contact with the driver and to tell him that he was from hamburg and a tourist and he was going i can hear. him go home war was a real one. and they tried to bribe the driver with deutschmarks and a pin a picture but that didn't work. we did no come the normal i got increasingly scared. i didn't know how to get out of the situation. we have almost to go. out i thought that we could maybe hijack the bus if i could have easily driven it. but we didn't do that either. of them for over. suddenly the bus came to a stop 13 kilometers from the turkish border 13 kilometers to freedom. they were made to get out and wait by the roadside under the watchful eyes of 2 border guards. on a drip on your farm and then a jeep drove up. for the above 3 they ordered us to stand up and they tied our hands

she got on a bus from one of the campus housing facilities. >> she gets off a bus.ne side of the street, her connecting bus is on the other side of the street. she misses it by seconds. the surveillance video shows her running after the bus. >> after 2:00 p.m., she's at the bus stop. >> yingying is standing on the corner, probably hoping that she can just catch a break. >> then they make a critical discovery on a camera at the parking garage right across the street from where she was waiting for a bus. you had no idea how to find where she went. >> mm-hmm. >> until this. >> yeah, it was like literally trying to find a needle in a haystack. >> so here you realize, here's the needle. >> here's the needle. the camera captured her standing there. >> and when we watched that video further, there was a black sedan that drove by her, actually turned in front of her east, circled around the block and then pulled up next to her and stopped. and it appeared that the driver rolled down the passenger's side window and i saw yingying look inside. >> it was a pretty eerie video t

it is a memoir from me driving the, not driving the bus, but being on the bus. not a single bus route, ithink, in look out. there is not a single bus route, i think, in this country that doesn't go past someone really extraordinary and interesting and they are actually missing at the world by looking at their phones. they are actually missing at the world by looking at their phonesm will never be the same again now we have phones. what is interesting is that people are starting to lose the ability to know how to get places because they are so dependent on their telephone so if i can encourage people to say, i need to get out, just get the bus at the end of my road, that would be amazing. what is wonderful about the book is that you use parts of the journey to document your life in the country, how did the book come about?” didn't want to write a memoir that says, i was born in somewhere etc but i wanted to tell more stories. i started to take the bus because i had moved house and didn't know the area and one of the buses went from my area to the bbc where i was

and i saw a bus coming from a long way off. and with me going i hope that my friend wouldn't wave it down but he did and the bus stop was over as was all and there was an all of green buses. that my friend talked a lot and tried to make contact with the driver and to tell him that he was from hamburg and a tourist and he was going hiking here. they tried to bribe the driver with deutschmarks and a pinup picture but that didn't work. we did when you're done. normal i got increasingly scared and the minute i didn't know how to get out of the situation there were 3 warning. i have also come. out i thought that we could maybe hijack the bus. was so i could have easily driven it. but we didn't do that either of those number of them for over a. suddenly the bus came to a stop 13 kilometers from the turkish border 13 kilometers to freedom. they were made to get out and wait by the roadside under the watchful eyes of 2 border guards. called don't drip on your form and then a jeep drove up over for both thursday ordered us to stand up a

the school bus in a ditch. there are students onboard. >> reporter: inside, children ages 10 through 16 violently thrown into the aisle, shaken, but thankfully unharmed >> we're very, very grateful all the kids are okay. >> reporter: police arresting gates at the scene. now charged with reckless endangerment and driving under the influence. the employer put him on administrative leave telling nbc news he started driving less than a week ago the company requires a pre-employment drug and alcohol test gates is facing criminal charges for a terrifying ride that could have ended in tragedy. steve parts, nbc news. >> all right up next for us tonight, instagram's bold experiment, what it means for kids. >>> for many young is an obsen that's precisely why instagram is hiding them from some users. a test driven by mental health concerns kate snow with our series, one in five kids at risk. >> reporter: is everyone on instagram? >> yeah. >> reporter: in the world of instagram as these high school students know well, user

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so if we have to make a decision about turning back one bus or another, they can choose the bus that has the least customer impacts. so we did see a 3 percent increase year over year on our rapid bus and an he know bigger increase if you are looking between '17 and '19. we did see a slight drop on our local buses as well as our grid bus routes. those are our long routes. they come relatively frequently. and they are i think by far having the hardest time compete ing with the other choices because they don't come very often and then they get stuck in traffic. this slide show cases some of our rapid investments. as i said looking back to 2017, we have seen a 14 percent increase in ridership with the largest gains being on the 28r and 5r. we did year over year see a slight decrease on bayshore geary and mission corridors but when you look over a two-year trajectory it's about a five percent increase. soy continue to feel we are making investments in our service whether it's through frequency or travel time improvements, that customers are reacting to that in a really favorable way. not

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amanda hunter was on a bus when the shooting happened, and shejoins a bus when the shooting happened,anks for joining us on bbc news, amanda hunter. hello. tell us is what you saw. the i guess i wasjust on a bus coming home, the 21 bus, and just all of a sudden it stopped, there was some commotion, and looked out the window and i just saw these three police officers going over to a man. i believe he was carrying, it seemed like there was something in his hand, i'm not100% seemed like there was something in his hand, i'm not 100% sure but then one of the police officers shot him. and then from there i was able to ta ke and then from there i was able to take a video of the scene. so we we re take a video of the scene. so we were stopped on the bus may be for only a minute or a minute and a half and then we were able to safely get off the bridge. so where were you exactly amanda at this point, on the bridge? on the bridge, right at the beginning of london bridge. so the bus came off the bridge and that is when you got off? yes, got off to go home. and i understand from john mcmanus, the

can you imagine being on the tour bus and having fun with all the guys in the bus going to the next gig in the next stuff you pass a tree with men hanging from it. that would wipe me out, i wouldn't be the same. these are people who were really

then 9-1-1 calls came in saying the bus carrying the football team was also hit. ( marty ) the c-h-p says one person in the mercedes and one student on the bus were hurt by broken glass. again.. no offical word on if these vehicles were hit with bullets..for now, the c-h-p is just saying the vehicles were hit with projectiles. they are still trying to find the person or persons responsible. the carmel unified school district released a statement saying a replacement bus picked up the students and took them to san jose for friday's game. ( marty ) devastating news out of stockton. the c-h-p says -- a van carrying ten teenagers crashed into a canal friday afternoon -- killing tw

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as for bus plaza operations, we meet with the transit operators.nd we are responding to a request for minor improvements and maintenance issues and moving forward with plans to waive findings signage in collaboration with atc and sfmta. as for the park, nice weather in september and october resulted in large grounds with exciting new events such as game meet-ups. these new events joined our regular complements joined by nearby families and seniors as well as fitness and wellness sponsored by fitness sf. as of november, we have adjusting programming for the fall and winter months adding a movie night. the park hours are now 8:00 p.m. for the fall and winter months. and on the retail front, i'm happy to report that we are bringing three additional leases for you today. we are finalizing a fourth lease under my approval authority. if all four leases are approved and executed, this will result in 75% of the transit center p being fully leased. this is an exciting time as we will see large numbers of the public visiting with the first of the tenants ope

, people tamped down so that everyone can listen to what the bu -- bus driver was saying.in the front of the circle. she was very attentive. she was paying attention. she wasn't talking. you know, some of the kids might be in the back talking. she was listening. she was listening to the story. >> had she not been bused, you know, her life could have taken a totally different course. >> i recall her saying that she maybe wouldn't be senator if she hadn't had that opportunity. >> my name is stacey johnson-batiste. i've known kamala since we were about four and a half years old. the one thing that stands out is she's -- she's the friend that listens to you. >> kamala's mother is indian and her father was jamaican. >> she was part of a global conversation around race and identity at an early age. and i think that she had to learn how to become very secure within herself. >> she just really grew up in a very multicultural environment. but her mother raised her and maya as black women, 'cause that's what they were. and it was a very intentful upbringing, and -- and -- and kamala

a mercedes was struck minutes before the bus. two people were hurt. it's the 40th time this has happened since february. >> we're taking these incidents very seriously, and we're dedicating all available resources to locate the persons responsible. >> reporter: parents say a carmel player was hit in the eye by glass but was treated and released. the team sbichwitched buses ande it to branham for the game. family members were happy to see their kids safe and back on the field. >> we want to avoid that area now, especially with what happened tonight. >> the chp has been on it, but someone starts hitting school buses, it really -- you know, it's too bad. >> a $1,000 reward is offered for information leading to an arrest. while the parents tonight say it was a rock, the chp is not saying what kind of projectile is hitting these cars. >> such a busy stretch of 101 too. >>> all clear. just under 15 minutes ago, the bomb squad gave the all-clear for a south san jose apartment complex. residents were forced to evacuate last night after a man was holed up in a

when kids are traveling and a bun of people on a bus. and all it takes is one small mistake and a bunch of people can get hurt. >> reporter: approximately 20 people were on the bus. one student suffered minor injuries from broken glass. the chp says this is far from the first case of flying projectiles. >> we had a rash of nine during the week of halloween. and now with these two incidents it now brings the cases to a total of 40. >> reporter: 40 since february. despite the danger student spirit was high. >> it was shocking at first, but they said everyone's safe and everyone's ready to play. >> reporter: but there was real worry. the chp doesn't know who's behind these projectiles and the potential for real danger is keeping people who pass through prundale on edge. >> they seem to happen in spurts. it'll happen tonight and won't happen for a while. and it's very concerning. >> reporter: and the chp is not disclosing what those objects are. if this happens to you you should immediately pull over in a safe spot and call 911 because doing

throw anybody under the bus enough to attack -- protect the president. thatthis call indicates is instructions are coming from the president on down. mick mulvaney made that abundantly clear. this call also makes it abundantly clear. he wanted gordon sondland to push back on the demand for the investigations. that is not asking gordon sondland to change. it is asking someone to help change the president's view and the president's demand. i think this witness is potentially important and we are moving to depose this witness and we have already scheduled the deposition. reporter: [indiscernible] i'm reserving judgment on the ultimate questions once the testimony is complete. about what are the consequences? it is certainly the case that the founders were deeply concerned that the president of the united states one day may be elected to office that would put his or her interests above the rest of the country. they would sacrifice national security either to get a political or personal favor or get some form of foreign influence. the facts that have come to

that currently is not a bus stop, right. it was a bus stop during the twin peaks tunnel closure? >> that was only temporary condition. >> it's hard. i totally understand the challenge here. we need the loading zone and the safe space for the cyclists. when -- after this is built, when would it be reviewed? how would we know if it's working for the trucks and working for the cyclists? sort of how quickly could we make that determination and how quickly, if it's not working, could we step in and make a few changes, tweak it a bit? >> i think the striping and the flexible bollards could go in as soon as our shops have availability. that would be followed upon by the public works crews installing the raised tables. and then starting later next year, as part of the upper market street project, there's -- we're not showing the crosswalk to the pink triangle park and some curb ramp work. that would be, you know, constructed much later in the process. so there's definitely a phasing, but in terms of the access concerns, how this could work for cyclists, we should be able to tell right aw

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bus full of kids.ice in aurora, illinois released this surveillance video. they say it shows the driver buying beer at a local convenience store during her morning route. >> a store clerk called and said they just sold beer to a woman and watched her get on to a school bus and drive away. >> wow. back on the bus police say the driver put the beer in a paper bag and started drinking from behind the wheel. you can see her doing it there. remember, she's picking up elementary school kids. police say the 44-year-old was fired from her job and then arrested and thank goodness none of the kids on the bus was hurt. >>> breaking news from the live desk. a shelter in place has expired in jefferson county, texas after a plant explosion there. this is video. look at it here. you can see the flames coming from it. huge flames burned from the tpc chemical plant after an early morning blast. the plant makes products for chemical and petroleum companies. residents reported the explosion could be felt miles away from