zones or bus transit bulbs. we also have a set of guidelines so any stop in the system regardless if it's on just a relatively infrequent connector router infrequent route like the 38 for example we look at seven different kind of policy guidelines to help us layout what to do at specific locations. i want to specifically highlight stops that have 100 combined boardings and lines and buses that are busy and try to get a zone there or transit bulb. stops in commercial areas so if it's by safeway or a library example and againerates lots of traffic and look at bulbs and regardless how frequent the service is and also locations that have heavy use of seniors or people with wheelchairs and we look at those places for bulbs or zones as well. but of course you know there's certain areas in the city where flag stops are more prevalent and i know it will be talked about more by the next presenter and broke it down by district and really that's a reflection of the kind of land use that's around stops in those districts,

a new york city bus hijacked. what the bus driver does to save passengers before jumping out of the window himself. the frightening scene unfolding during rush hour here in new york. the suspect boarding the bus. how the driver manages to get 25 passengers off the bus. the driver jumping, the bus crashing. >>> the january 6th rioter that dragged police officer michael fanone, all of it caught on video, seen by the country. that rioter sentenced today what the judge said, and how much time he'll serve. pierre thomas reporting. >>> stories from inside hospitals across the u.s. tonight from texas to ohio, to seattle, washington, covid, flu, and rsv. what parents need to know tonight, as some children fight multiple illnesses at once. whit johnson in houston. >>> 12 days until the midterms. and tonight, president biden in syracuse, new york, celebrating the new numbers on the economy today. unexpected good news on gdp. the president saying the deficit caught by $1.4 trillion this year. and the semindtor company invest

off the bus, the bus driver follows him offhe bus and shoots him right there on the streets of durhameveryone on that bus sees that. the white travelers, black travelers, black soldiers, white soldiers. so these are events that spread. they just spread all over the place. susan: i also flagged the story of private henry williams in 1942. you remember that story? margaret: he is an enlisted soldier and a mobile alabama and in traveling down to his base gets on a bus, the bus driver also from mississippi, is talking to a neighboring bus driver or having a conversation. and williams is late, so he says to the bus driver could you move on so i can make my curfew? and the bus driver is just so insulted by this that he engages conversation, with williams who grabs his laundry, and chases him off the bus and shoots him to death right there. in that incident it led to a protest movement in mobile, alabama, which ultimately successfully resulted in the disarming of bus drivers, not the deceiver creation of the buses -- not the desegregation of the buses. that would come later. it threatened to

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the middle image you will see also indicates the bus stop. this is in potrero hill that is encroached by perpendicular on-street parking. next slide please. there's also a number of other accessibility issues that my study gets into. on the left we have an image from bayview. in the center is baker beach. on the right is st. francis wood so there's a range of other accessibility issues because just adjacent stop parking. planting strips and these sidewalk quality issues so there's a number of other directions to take that we won't address today but obviously are still important to riders. next slide please. and so i will just close my presentation and i am happy to take questions from supervisor preston. i will just close my presentation with a few photographic examples to nail home what we're talking about, so this is an image from potrero hill that shows what a bus stop looks like that has adjacent parking and adjacent perpendicular parking which i found profoundly limits riders ability to ingress and ex grises on the bus here and navigatin

the bus was struck by the bus. and suffered fatal injuries that he had seen.ow that the lightest up, can you see or not see any skid marks? in other words, it may be the bus driver tried desperately to hit the brakes. >> i'm actually been. >> to the west of the bus to to look at what is directly the but our investigators are there now. they're looking. that's some of the information that they will be looking for. very good. i can tell you that this was so horrific that the man died at the scene. his name. >> not being released at this particular time. he was headed in the direction of san jose state university. they are not sure if he's a student. a san jose state university. his name not being released at this particular time. they're not sure if he was wearing a helmet and when information i want to pass along. this was not a bicycle that came across early on. instead, it was an ease scooter one that you rent off of the streets. back to you. >> you know, it's even harder to see in traffic. but will i do have a question? maybe i missed where their kids on the

school bus.? can you raise your hand if you love a yellow school bus. right? there's something about -- and most of us, many of us, went to school on the yellow school bus, right? and it's part of, it's part of our experience growing up. it's part of, you know, a nostalgia and memory of the excitement and joy of going to school to be with your favorite teacher, to be with your best friends and to learn. the school bus takes us there. >> greg: now, if you had the word school bus on your kamala harris drinking game, your liver would have already exploded. yeah, sure she loves buses, although she hated the ones greg abbott sends to her house. [cheers and applause] >> greg: i never know what works. and she also left out the part about how joe biden opposed her riding one. anyway. i bet this makes more sense. tyrus. >> tyrus: with bongos. >> who doesn't love a yellow school bus. right? can you raise your hand if you love a yellow school bus. there's something about -- and most of us many of us went to

bus, the bus driver never stopped. >> aggravated assault has spiked 25% aboard d.c.ries were up 70%. d.c. mayor's was asked and mayor said she hadn't seen the video. >> i imagine it's traumatizing and it shouldn't happen. that is not any type of crime that we want to see in our city at any time. >> i spoke to her before coming on air and credits her christian faith for giving her the strength to resist the attackers and largely emerging unscathed. we'll sit down with her in the next few hours. >> bill: interesting what she has to say the day after. >> dana: let's bring in ted williams. fox news contributor and former washington, d.c. homicide detective. that's a brave woman that didn't need to go through that. she is a mother and you have a bus driver who ignored pleas to stop and a mayor who wasn't aware this had happened and said we don't want to see that in our city. what do you think? >> i've heard she was a very brave woman, dana, under the circumstances. this woman was on the bus there, she was sitting down and a woman got on the bus with two children and she g

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the quick-thinking bus driver quickly stopped the bus and left the passengers out.us driver went further before jumping out the window. the hijacker crashed the bus into a utility pole. nypd quickly nabbed him and likely let him go. in detroit, a disturbing brawl caught on camera where a bus driver there is accused of fighting with a seventh grader who would not sit down. families attorney says the driver bit the child's face along with pommeling. you can see it here. the bus driver reportedly claims the girl swung first but the family's attorney says not true. the school district suspended the driver and police are now investigating. a shocking moment in san jose that was caught on camera when a driver plowed into a grandmother in a marked crosswalk while she was pushing her three-year-old grandson in the stroller. the driver flew through the intersection and did not stop even after ending the 68-year-old woman who is now in the icu with broken ribs and a broken shoulder. the boy has minor injuries fortunately. the fbi is joining an investigation by iowa law enforc

get her on the bus. and kahl her down. be a resourcech get the medical help she needed and when she was scared and disor yenltsed was the one that walked her on the ambulance inworried to get this help. >> the family shared that she is doing great. and because of tim's above and beyond actions. i wanted to on behalf of the board, give you this you this. i know they would love to hear from you on your experiences as an operator. >> thank you. good afternoon. thank you for this -- spectacular honor i'm grateful. will i'm proud to be an operator. native of san francisco i ridden muni my whole life. i think it it is a store ed franchise a beautiful place to be. the bus driver should be someone that is trusted. we take your children, your grandchildren, your grand mothers and grandfathers and parents and lived ones to and from, we are sometimes the first person you see of the day and the last person you will see of the day. with that, we have an opportunity. upon because we are at the 41 line of humanity. and with all nais happ

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that's the ten feet surrounding a stopped bus. meg oliver reports in- depth on one school district that's trying to solve the problem. >> reporter: for driver brenda sciascia in bethlehem, pennsylvania, at each stop, student safety is her top concern. what do you see? >> i see people cutting us off,p i see people going around the bus, whether the stop sign is out or not. >> reporter: passing a school bus flashing red lights is against the law in all states, and yet many drivers don't stop. now, 120 buses in sciascia's school district are mounted with cameras, recording every violator's license plate. videos are forwarded to police to issue a $300 fine. >> the times that it is right now, people are more aggressive, less patient. >> reporter: in neighboring >> in times where people a allentown, during a 47-day study in 2019, cameras on two buses recorded 205 illegal stop-arm violations. nationwide, school bus are passed illegally more than 17 million times a year. >> it was a heart-stoppingtop violations moment. >> reporter: in 2018

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iryna, saw the bus.ell, there was a girl there alone, she was coming in, her face was cut they said that her stomach was also cut. 58-year-old mrs. iryna, a migrant from her matchmaker, lived in a house next to the arrival. she has an apartment. at the time of the explosion, she was with her granddaughter around 9:30 in the morning . mykola, they drank coffee in the kitchen here first. well as the explosion is not so healthy, but the second one is very healthy and the shock wave is very large , the windows flew out, the glass flew out, they shoot at civilians without power, but the rocket is powerless from the explosion. there are almost no whole windows left in the 12-story building. mrs. marina and her family recently completed the dream repair of the windows , and the houses were just leaving in the morning at the place of flight , a man and his 15-year-old daughter were at home, they barely had time to hide, they called the child, the child could not say two words, they hid in the wardrobe and the ma

two year old boy left wandering abandoned by a car jacker, the toddlers ordeal and how to bus drivers came to his rescue black friday in october, the holiday season deals launching today and what's behind the extra early bargains and later the new lawsuit over a popular brand of hot sauce. is it really texas heart? from abc news in new york. this is america this morning. good monday morning, everyone i'm andrew denberg. jacqueline lee, infra rhiannon. we begin with breaking news. several missile strikes across ukraine, including in the capital, kiev. initial reports say at least eight people have been killed, and that number is expected to rise. this follows months of relative calm in the city and comes hours after vladimir putin blamed ukraine for attacking a bridge that links crimea and russia, a vital supply line for russian troops. tone called the bridge attack an act of terror he is meeting with his security council today. ukraine's president tweeted this video moments ago pedestrian bridge and keith attack today up to 75 missiles were fired, adding to concern that putin is escal

zones or bus transit bulbs. we also have a set of guidelines so any stop in the system regardless if it's on just a relatively infrequent connector router infrequent route like the 38 for example we look at seven different kind of policy guidelines to help us layout what to do at specific locations. i want to specifically highlight stops that have 100 combined boardings and lines and buses that are busy and try to get a zone there or transit bulb. stops in commercial areas so if it's by safeway or a library example and againerates lots of traffic and look at bulbs and regardless how frequent the service is and also locations that have heavy use of seniors or people with wheelchairs and we look at those places for bulbs or zones as well. but of course you know there's certain areas in the city where flag stops are more prevalent and i know it will be talked about more by the next presenter and broke it down by district and really that's a reflection of the kind of land use that's around stops in those districts,

on the bus because the hit.erally one and a half meters from the bus and somewhere around 800-700 meters from the crossing itself. after all, the crossing is just not where the rocket flew in, but well, almost a kilometer from that place, i know this crossing well, but i hit the bus specifically. you know that there are dead people who died on the spot. well you know talk, uh, as to whether it's random or it's being shot. we are on our own after engineering citizens, then this is actually absurd. well, you know, they are shooting, of course, not ukronocists or ukrainians, they are shooting americans, who, er, are not shy today. not just talking about the fact that they will kill the russians, but simply doing their terrible deed in fact. uh, let's say it repeats what the nazis once did during the second world war. two people were wounded today during shelling of cities and towns in the dpr under the fire turned out to be kuibyshevsky and kyiv regions. donetsk, as well as yasinovataya gorlovka and makeevka , repr

, because the hit on the bus happened literally one and a half meters from the bus and somewhere around 800-700 m from the crossing itself. after all, the crossing is just not where the rocket flew in, but well, almost a kilometer from that place , they know this crossing well, but they hit the bus directly. you know that there are dead people who died on the spot. well u know to talk, uh as to whether it's random or was it shot? we are on our own after the lower citizens, then this is actually absurd. well, you know , they are shooting, of course, not the coronazis or ukrainians, but the americans, who are not shy today, not just saying that they will kill russians, but simply doing their terrible deed in fact. uh, let's say they repeat what the nazis once did during the second world war. uh, what happened just now on the liberated. uh, let's just say fascists like they are consider the territories, but i will not say that the liberated and occupied territories, uh, from the words of one of the residents, who still can not recover before his eyes, 16 people were simply shot. despite th

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the bus ran into a stationary truck. injured passengers have been taken to the hospital for tree. the chief minister of a regional providence gave his condolences and says the government has already started compensating the families of the victims. >>> today, russia intends to have missile strikes on water supply systems and other key facilities. ukrainian forces say they have shot down more than fifth team missiles aimed at critical infrastructure. russia is apparently trying to demoralize ukrainian civilians as moscow civilians have destroyed more than one third of the power stations since october the 10th. ukrainian officials will begin implementing power supply restrictions across the country. they also plan to limit the use of streetlights in the southern city of kherson. >>> russian authorities are ordering people to evacuate ahead of an expected advancement. why ukrainian troops have been in the russian hands since the early days of the war in february. >>> cbs news has exclusive access to the army's 101st airborn

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we feel that she should not be allowed to be anywhere near a bus bus stop. be allowed to get onto a bus because she poses immediate risk and danger to the public in santa rita jail and the transit operator is able to walk away his fellow employees knowing it could have been much worse when it counted those type of situations. it's like, what do you do? records show hall has had many felony convictions, meaning she should not have had her hands on any weapons. transit says it will pursue prosecution for any crimes against its employees. brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news at 11. prosecutors in contra costa county filed criminal charges against the man accused of crashing into 3 12 year olds in any daca 29 year old ray. shaquille reeves was charged with multiple counts of assault with a deadly weapon as well as vehicular manslaughter because one of the children died last week. the children were walking home from school when they were hit. police say reeves was speeding and was involved in a collision with another vehicle when the car jumped the curb and hit the c

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we feel that she should not be allowed to be anywhere near a bus bus stop.ed to get onto a bus because she poses immediate risk and danger to the public. for now, holes in santa rita jail and the transit operator is able to walk away his fellow employees knowing it could have been much worse when were counted those type of situations it's like, what do you do? records show hall has had many felony convictions, meaning she should not have had her hands on any weapons. transit says it will pursue prosecution for any crimes against its employees. brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news arraignment is set for 1 30 this afternoon for a man accused of crashing into three children as they walked home from school in any attack last month. we reeves was arrested yesterday in oakley faces vehicular manslaughter and other charges. investigators accused of 29 year old was speeding and hitting another car , causing reeves vehicle to slam into the children. all of them just 12 years old. one boy was killed while his sister and brother suffered life threatening injuries. another

caught on camera >> this video taken from inside a school bus. police and witnesses say the woman's car was stolen around 8 that morning near 48th street and marlette avenue still inside that car was her 2 year-old son. >> we will sign that's when dave skinner, a bus driver with kelloggsville public schools called for help. >> they screamed at me that somebody had stolen their car. with their baby, a song, maybe utley. i got on the phone. the 9-1-1. and i'm talking to all the 9-1-1, dispatchers and trying to get information. >> from he also reached out to other bus drivers to be on the lookout. one of the realizing she had pass a child earlier in the morning. here's video showing that drivers sue going back to help as she pulls up the child walks away. but figaro a hold her arms out to assure him he was saying. she took him on the bus and return him back to where he belonged. the mother. russian thankful to have her child in her arms again. >> and that boy is safe and back home. that was kelsey kernstine reporting and that wraps up kron 4 news at

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i see people going around the bus whether the stop sign's out or not. >> reporter: passing a school busg red lights is against the law in all states, and yet many drivers don't stop. now 120 buses in sciacia's school district are mounted with cameras, recording every violator's license plate. videos are forwarded to police to issue a $300 fine. >> the times that it is right now, people are more aggressive, less patient. >> reporter: in neighboring allentown, during a 47-day study in 2019, cameras on two buses recorded 205 illegal stop arm violations. nationwide, school buses are passed illegally more than 17 million times a year. >> it was a heart-stopping moment. >> reporter: in 2018, amber clark and her daughter, olivia, then in kindergarten, had a close call. >> there was a white car that had ran the stop sign, and it was barreling towards us and it doesn't look like it was slowing down. i had just enough time to scoop up my daughter and spin. the windshield grazed her backpack. >> reporter: after the terrifying incident, she successfully lobbied to have a law enacted permitting came

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she was on the bus.to someone like bill gates, she would say, i don't think you understand what this means for ordinary people. >> judge jeanine pirro: you have to be outraged by a story like that. when you hear words like, people don't want to be dependent on russian natural gas, do you think people really give a darn at this point where the heat is coming from? the belief that they know better, they've got it all covered, all you americans are gonna be suffering from the brownouts of the black outs and everything, just deal with it. we'll get to a better place. but in the meantime, there are people who are sick, old, infirmed, and poor. and they can afford it. the arrogance and the condescension by people like that. i don't see it the way you do greg. there is a bigger picture. i understand that. i see it is cruel. it's people in charge not recognizing that there are human beings in pain. that's why we take care of the illegals. but why not take care of americans? >> jesse: i don't listen to what gates

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in fact, she wasn't at the front of the bus.here, the black people had to get up because white people didn't want to sit next to black people in the middle of the bus. >> trevor: wow. >> on that day, she decided -- the way the story goes, she was tired and when she would tell that story later, she would say, i tell people that i was tired, and i was no more tired than any other workday but i was tired of being pushed around. when she died, "the new york times" described her as the accidental matriarch. but her life story was absolutely not accidental at all. >> trevor: it seems like she was not only calculated, but she was focused and purposeful in everything that she did. >> everything. >> trevor: she was an active member of the naacp, she was actively engaging in civil rights and mobilizing people, and this documentary i think talks about rosa parks but it talks about the larger issue that we have and how we shape narratives, and that a lot of the time women have been erased from the work that they have done in countless movem

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the bus continued down linden boulevard. it struck a pole and came to a stop >> the suspect was soon arrested and the weapon turned out to be a bee bee gun. energy company con edison says about 850 lost power but the majority have been restored. thankfully there were no serious injuries >>> let's turn to breaking news in hawaii where residents are warned to be on alert. scientists are monitoring mauna loa, the world's largest active volcano. there were about 20 small quakes in 24 hours, a worrying spike in seismic activity the last time it erupted was in 1984 if lava starts flowing it could reach homes on the big island within just a few hours. >>> let's take a look at the weather as we head into the holiday weekend. michelle grossmann joining us. >> happy friday and most of the country is dealing with high pressure, which is a good thing. we looking at showers and storms in the southern plains and the chance for strong to severe storms especially as we head through the afternoon and the evening and overnight hours. can you

t the bus driver then called 911. >> they radioed to be on the lookout and another bus driver found the put the boy in the bus, wrapping him up. it's thanks to the quick thinking of these bus drivers that the boy was safely returned to his parents. >> thank goodness. >> in just about 30 minutes, fort myers beach, florida will be reopening to evacuees. for the first time since hurricane ian hit, they're going to be allowed to see for themselves the damage the storm did to their properties and their homes. >> you can only imagine what an emotional moment that is going to be. the area will only be open to residents and property owners and insurance adjusters. frustrations are boiling over for many of those who need help. here's nadia romero. >> reporter: we've seen people coming in and out of this recovery center, just trying to get some relief after the storm. we've spoken to so many people who lost everything due to hurricane ian. behind me you can see the library here. we saw about a hundred people lined up hours before the event started where they can meet with fema. one man arrived at

we feel that she should not be allowed to be anywhere near a bus bus stop. be allowed to get onto a bus because she poses immediate risk and danger to the public in santa rita jail and the transit operator is able to walk away his fellow employees knowing it could have been much worse when it counted those type of situations. it's like, what do you do? records show hall has had many felony convictions, meaning she should not have had her hands on any weapons. transit says it will pursue prosecution for any crimes against its employees. brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news election day, just four weeks away, and the candidates for san jose mayor faced off in a virtual forum tonight, santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez and city council member matt mehan or in a runoff election for that job, chavez said that she hopes to allow people who feel unheard to have a voice in san jose city government. mehan said he's concerned about the city's trajectory. when it comes to homelessness and crime. they address the issue of how to create more affordable housing withou

even exceeding the standards for passengers , drivers have to make several bus trips.een waiting for a very long time due to the fact that we have more than 600 children who need transportation. that is, it is from a distant force. they are taken to schools, the ukrainian authorities, which were here, they did not listen to them and said, either in the scrap either way, you can walk new buses will appear in the akimovka immediately as soon as they are registered anton stepanenko valery vinokurov lead, zaporozhye lugansk people's republic reservists literally on the go adopt combat experience from professional instructors tank crews master tactics proven in battles sergey samokh will tell you in more detail, all day long the combat crews, formed from the mobilized, undergo fire training , had to remember a lot, that is. er, in what way? because, as if the tanks had changed , some other steels, that is, many other movements. also, the study, the tactics are such that, well, it’s like we didn’t go through military service. that's why you need to know a lot here, that is,

bike >> all: bus! the bike bus, and as it begins to flow through the neighborhood it gathers strength teacher sam balto is out front. soon a massive river of riders has formed, and that is when the feelings begin to overflow on wednesdays the normal bus is mostly empty. how do you convince parents that it's possible to go from one bus to a bike? >> we underestimate how much children love being social rain or shine, you know, they're motivated to see their buddies. >> reporter: the effect on them is clear. >> they're so excited for it, and it gets them up. >> it's sort of like you're in a parade you just get really excited. >> at first it was hard for me but i think i've gotten more used to. >> i'm usually in the front or middle with all my friends >> reporter: i can tell you about the emissions saved by the bike bus, it takes hundreds of cars off the road and it is very portland. but the thing that sticks after so much stress and sorrow and loneliness the last few years is watching all these kids float