that is another couple thousand cna workers.ay are calling it a primary strike because they're currently under contract negotiations and walking out for one day there are really two separate strikes going on simultaneously. >> >> we have several hot spots this morning. let's get an update from gerge rask. >> right on interstate 80 is way behind schedule. there is a complicating factor. there is a demonstrator with a sign hanging out over the freeway. that and an earlier occurring accident have left the ride back up beyond highway 4. you are looking at a 32 minute drive time, not really a good alternate route. another hot spot the 580 ride it was word heading to the altemont pass, 49 minutes is to drive time to the dublin interchange from the 2 05 interchange. a very slow ride. the san mateo bridge is a hot spot this morning as well in the westbound direction. from time to time traffic has come to a stop at the toll plaza. there was a stall at a high rise that took over an hour to get cleared. drive times are still running 26 min

you cna make -- can make money and teach children. and entertaining. you could have ice-cream service, so this should and bring the family out. they cannot do it on market street. [chime] >> [reading names] >> commissioners, once again, thank you for letting me address you. i like to bring the two topics today and to spend a minute on each. there are many cab companies out there that operate with funds from taxi drivers. and when the taxi drivers leave the firm, they don't get their money back. the number is probably in the thousands. you place a deposit of $500 for whatever claims they are. they can decide not to pay you and take them to small claims court. i think they should start addressing issues related to the taxi drivers. they don't have to go to court nonstop. the you will know what cab companies are violating these laws because a security deposit is a security deposit. i would like to also bring a of if you look at an increase on the meter, without

cna hospitals in oakland. the union is ready to go. 200 proposed cuts, patient services, amaternity leave and the right to advocate for patients. here is what one nurse told me that people should know when they see nurses out on the street. >> we're out there for patient care that our employers have made some drastic cuts to our benefits that is going to take away from our ability to care for our patients. >> reporter: in a statement from feder health, they say that the cuts are necessary. and also the union has rejected every proposal and make care more affordable. they tell me it will be business as usual on that day and licensed replacement nurses will be in on that day to provide care. the e.r. and everything will be functioning. the next bargaining session is scheduled for september 26th. jon and marla, back to you. >> thank you, christie. >>> tonight, the bay area's largest city will be grappling with a major budget shortfall. it's a doozy. san jose's budget gap could be more than $78 million this year.

all and all there were 23,000 our hands that walked out from the cna, the california nurses association. most of them were at kaiser and they were permitted back this morning. here, it was a different story. we spoke with a nurse and a children's hospital to get the reaction of what is happening this morning. >> the nurses who were scheduled at 7:00 a.m. are trying to go into a hospital and the hospital is refusing them entrance. there are many nurses who have much experience, they're ready to work, they are on the schedule and the employer is saying there are locking us out. >> today is the second day of our labor action here. we have replaced our nurses for five days. they gave us a one day strike notice, but our contract with replacement nurses is for five days so those nurses who did not come to work yesterday were replaced and will be allowed to return to work after 7:00 a.m. on the 27. >> the twenty seventh is tuesday. that is when you can expect to see the regular nurses back on duty. for now they are outside and wanting to get back in. >> a developing story out of uc-berkeley, w

. >> reporter: now this strike is huge, we talked about it earlier, 34 hospitals, at least 21,000 cnaurses and a lot of them have hired temporary workers to come in and replace those nurses so patients should not have to worry about it. they have also put off elective surgeries, they will not do them today maybe tomorrow so that will not be a problem. keizer sent an e-mail to their patients telling them what to expect just to alert them to what is coming. coming up on mornings on 2 we will have more from keizer hospital on these issues and what they are doing to deal with them. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the channel 2 website has a complete list of affected hospitals just look on our front page of www.ktvu.com. >>> time now 6:48 facebook is expected to announce more changes to their site and that would include music and news websites. buttons like listen or read will allow users to share things they have read or heard with their friends. it comes after they found more changes yesterday. facebook has no choice, they have to continue evolving with competition from sites like

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which have been settled happifully in the case of the continuing successful collaboration now between cna and nnu and seiu within health care corporation of america. last few months in kansas, in florida, in texas the two unions working together rather than fighting each other have organized close to 10,000 rns and other hospital workers. yet in california the struggle goes on between nuhw and seiu, continues to be very costly. and in puerto rico the 12 leaders of the fnpr including rafael hernandez, the militant socialist president of the union, were all just fired from their jobs. their teaching licenses revoked in direct retaliation for there having been strike leaders in the 2008 and continuing to wage a very militant struggle against school privatization in puerto rico ever since. hopefully, we'll be seeing a big fnpr delegation in a few weeks at the forum in york, and there'll be a continuing opportunity for trade unionists here to provide the kind of solidarity that group needs and deserves. so let me close by saying that i think the lessons of the debacle of the implosion of the p

this started last thursday when nurses from the cna and walked out of three separate hospital groups,0 in all. the vast majority went back to work the next day. those were at kaiser. at supper and children's hospital, they had hired replacement workers on the five big contract that was the nurses a boost were on strike or lockout.-the nurses who were on strike were locked out. we have a statement released ss, i want to thank the care givers that chose to work during the strike and welcome back nurses and other employees who chose to participate in this strike. we spoke was and nurses as they were going back to work and this was their comment. >> we gave them notice of when they strike up a hospital retaliated and we were locked out for five days. >> are you happy to be back? >> i am. i am happy to see my patients. >> what was the feeling being locked out? >> it was not very good. personally, i was not locked up because i was on vacation, but it is not a good feeling. >> as i said, most of the nurses went back to work, but as to consult with some of the nurses i spoke with, the lockout

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and he currently is senate adviser to css and senior fellow at cna corporation and previously served as senior vice president of booz allen hamilton. he is very well-known for many of his contributions. one of them the undersecretary of defense and chief of financial officer of the department of defense. now, obviously has a very long list of accomplishments. as i mentioned, you can read it but what is really important, if look at some of the key challenges to the united states, afghanistan and iraq dealing with some of these issues. i met him i think in the late '70s, early '80s at css. he graduated from columbia university initially and then he studied in london, london school of economics and received a ph.d actually at oxford university. and has served academically as a professor at a number of institutions including the national war college, columbia, trinity college and so on. i would like to mention only one book, the most recent book that i got. how the bush administration managed reconstruction of afghanistan. just was published several months ago and, obviously dov is a fre