we do have dave hill. after dave, renae decrue and then mike falonte. >> >> madam chair, commissioners good afternoon. my name is david hill. i'm the vice president of iodw ships local 34. our office is in san francisco. i like to speak to you today on the manning clause that was part of the business plan presented to this commission on september 5th. there's a couple of items concerning manning which are incorrect. based on their commitment to the union in our past meetings. we believe that our statement about hiring a full-time mechanic was meant to say a full-time local 34 clerk supervisor. and the highering of a local mechanic. there's also a statement in there about about hiring of a local for man. there was several attempts to contact metro but our phone calls went unreturned. local 34 has and will remain -- we thought we received the same commitment in return. thank you. >> thank you. >> renae. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is renae. i'm the labor relations committee chairman of local 34

the love to do your sang and the rest because it's going to be a steep hill be it briefly. ok . i dave a crock you welcome you to ted you're all of virginia it's a little while in the middle of the chesapeake bay on the virginia side and county . pay and you're all in the chesapeake bay probably one of the best areas in the country all fred. this is that you have to endure island before the channel was cut oh here. they are. as go all. right here are some of the headstones from the graves it for you this is a fruits that's what we don't want happen to taint your all and we want to get some protection and make sure that we don't go into the chesapeake bay like uppers did in other communities. more news today violence is once again flared up. and these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are the day. i won't go more than three minutes without saying about iraq's. it's always. here the roadside bombs i've had twelve of them. partially my vehicle twelve times . when an id goes off you react in ways you think are right at the moment. and w

hill b. if we all think. ok. i dave a crock you welcome you to ted you're all of virginia it's a little while in the middle of the chesapeake bay learned of a genocide. county. pay and you're all in the chesapeake bay probably one of the best areas in the south of salt fred. this is a picture to end your island before the channel was cut oh here. they are. as go all. right here are some of the headstones from the graves it for here this is a fruits that's what we don't want happen to taint your all and we want to get some protection and make sure that we don't go into the chesapeake bay like uppers did in other communities. more news today violence is once again flared up. and these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are the day. i won't go more than three minutes without thinking about iraq it's. always. here the roadside bombs i've had twelve of them. partially my vehicle twelve times . when an id goes off you react in ways you think are right at the moment. and whe

dave. i've served on this c pad. i've lived in knob hill for the last 15 years and currently represent knob hymn hill on the t pad. but sadly it's becoming home to more and more downstrokes and party buses couped by absolutely inastrological things to the over saturation of liquor licenses. now have a quick look at the statistics. i didn't make up those numbers. in 2010 i started tracking the number of liquid licenses and drew some comparisons between san francisco and los angeles to have some kind of benchmark between two major cities in california. i think the facts shakespeare speak for themselves. even though la is larger than san francisco san francisco has nearly 6 times the number of liquor licenses and 3 times the number of liquor licenses in la. and in 2010 central districts that several asbestos absent licenses. in 2012 there were 6 hundred and 39 liquor licenses and that's a 24 percent increase and as of today there's seven hundred and 34 that's a fourteen percent increase over last year. it's hard to explain to the members of th

>>> now game on with dave owens live from the wusa9 cadillac sports desk. >> baylor, bing, grant hill, kevin durant, all d.c. hoopers point this area as a basketball hotbed. the pro team has been not the best since 2007. fans have been clamoring for change. with the season around the corner i sat down with the top dog ted leonsis front and center. ponder how bad it's been for a minute. washington is still reeling from gilbert's gun gate, a six year calamity of bad luck, bad drafts, bad ball, bad coaches. how has gm ernie grunfeld survived this? cats seemingly have fewer lives. it's a very i had to ask grunfeld's -- a question i had to ask grunfeld's boss, when is enough enough? what is it that made you say i'm not going to fire him. i'm going to stay with ernie? >> well, it's a plan that we articulated together. >> leonsis' loyalty might confound some, but he stands by it saying he is not judging ernie on anything before he became owner in 2010, but after 2010 hasn't been great either. the wizards have won a great total of 72 games since leonsis took over. miami won 66 last season. >>

dave. we have clear skies. a little capitol hillis morning -- a little chill for some this morning. not so much for others. there's pockets out of the north. it will be clear, clouds increase on friday. looks like rain in the north bay. that's the time line for right now. high pressure is building in slightly for a couple of days in advance of the system. the system has a teeter taughter effect -- teeter- totter effect. it will be sunny for everybody. temperatures coming up. 72 in san francisco today after a very cool morning is starting to warm up. we did have a big difference in some of the lows. 40s, 50s and 60s. and if you get in on the warm breeze, it will be warmer for you. it will be sunny for all. in fact, coast, bay, inland, everybody looking good today and tomorrow as well. 80s, 70s for many. a few upper 60s and lower 70s by the beaches. here's sal. >>> it's a good thing it's wednesday. i don't know if you can take too many more commutes like this. 280 northbound we're getting some relief as you get up to the middle of the

hill drive. that's where we find ktvu brian flores now where a vigil is still growing. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, dave very tough for students here at deer valley high school and many reminders here at the intersection that you mentioned here in antioch. balloons and flowers left behind, messages written on trees. the biggest reminder is the skid marks on the grass where 17 year old lydell benjamin was killed. he was a senior at deer valley high school and that's where grief counselors will be this morning to help students cope with their loss. now lydell was the passenger in a jaguar sedan when it crashed off sterling hill drive and hillcrest avenue last friday. the unidentified driver of that car is reportedly at john deere hospital with serious injuries and expected to survive. the investigation into exactly what happened tip uses but they do say that speed played a role in the crash. meantime the whole deer valley community continues to mourn on saturday. family, friends and classmates held a candlelight vigil. family members and friends say he attended church regularly and was well liked in the c

hills mainly. really hasn't translated down to the south bay. it's cold on the coast. sunny and warm today. breezy at times. lots of sunshine for everybody. you, me, pam, dave, everybody. highs in the 70s or low 80s. here is sal. >>> steve, good morning. right now we are doing pretty well on the roads. i want to show you live pictures of traffic that is moving well on interstate 80. the bay bridge span coming over top treasure island getting into the city. not a big delay at all at the toll plaza. the traffic looks good all the way into the city. if you are driving on east bay freeways, northbound and southbound 880 looks good. if you are driving to the altamont pass, we get the first sign of stop and go traffic on 205 approaching 580 but after that it's moderately heavy on 580. 5:02 let's go back to the desk. >>> we are starting with developing news a two-year-old girl and her father were killed in an early morning house fire. the child's grandfather is in critical condition. claudine wong is out there now at the scene on 18th avenue. claudine. >> reporter: very difficult scene. let me give you a look at what happened. we did get new information for you. h

to do that we have nbc news, capitol hill reporter and reporter casey hunt, todd washington correspondent for radio international, msnbc contributor dave weigel from slate.com and rebecca, deputy editor of politico.com. thank you for joining me. i want to go through the topics on the house and senate side. we have time for this. we'll start with democrats and make our way to the republicans. looking at democrats. we showed a little video. it moved dianne feinstein. do more people watching the video, does it loosen up? >> feinstein thinks so. i was outside of that intelligence committee meeting on thursday and she said is he want a dvd made for other members of congress. the intelligence committee is always allowed to see other members of congress are, at least initially. members of the house where this fight is moving, haven't had a chance to see those graphic images. this is the first half of the battle in the minds of many who have been listening to members of congress start to examine this question. how can we convince people this is something that is so horrific we absolutely cannot afford to not responsibility? the second he cques

hill academy and urban outfitters. we'll get you the numbers in a moment. >>> thank you for joining us here at ktvu channel 2 morning news. already tuesday, september 17. aim davek. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. time now 6:30. we'll go right over to steve paulson. we're talking about agent wind on the bay -- about a little wind on the bay. >> not everybody is in on the breeze but definitely a good breeze this morning. patchy low clouds, fog, sunny, breezy today. tomorrow morning it will be cooler. it will be a coolness tots air but it will be warmer. wednesday and thursday. clouds increase friday. sure looks like rain for the north bay on saturday. maybe farther south. a couple of days to massage that forecast. the system to the north is giving us that help for the breeze and also a cooler forecast for most. i did keep temperatures a little warmer north because i think they'll get a north wind later on today. a north breeze. that definitely helps. 68 in san fran after morning low clouds. the morning low cloud deck, i think we get chewed up later on from that system. getting a little rain near the oregon border. a stronger system will be each later in the week.

hills of concord right now. nice pan shot. you have a pan. raic view of what it's like in concord right now. live this morning. welcome back. i'm dave clark.eather and traffic now. steve, cooling off a little bit or what? >> definitely, dave. >> yeah. >> cooling off even though it will be sunny. that band of high clouds won't be with us too much longer. for a few, i think it will be blustery and windy. not much to the system. but the colder air is on the way. what's spinning up above stream will mainly plow into the pacific northwest and down to the sierra nevada. we do have a definite change in the forecast. high clouds, clearing out. wind picks up. sunshine, breezy. it will be cooler. starting to crank up. that's when a small craft advisory kicks in. i think gusts of 25, 35. 78 yesterday. give way to 68 yesterday. mainly a lot of upper 50s and low 60s this morning. we were kind of held in check with a south wind in advance of the system there. plenty of cold air. yes, cold air coming into tonight and tomorrow. maybe all the way into thursday morning. a few high clouds. it will be sunny to mostly sunny soon. a lot more 70s inland as we ta