drivering. this legislation will amend the transs portation code to prohibit drivers of tour buses to narrate while drivering. i coauthored the vision zero policy adopted last year. the policy that makeatize the goal to end all [inaudible] by 2024. and this is only to me another effort to get to those goals. according to california traffic safety survey in 2013, 36 percent of california surveyors thought talking while driving posed the biggest safety problem on california road ways. nearly 70 percent of the california driver surveys said they have been hit or nearly hit by a driver who was talking or texting on their cells. stats show drivers and cell phones even hand free arefore times more likely to crash and hurt themselves or someone else within 5 minutes of make agcall. texters are 23 times more likely to crash. more thran 3 thousand people are killed this way each year and 300 thousand to 500 thousand are injured. this legislation is a step in the right direction as it relates to distracte

die already last week another arabic driver device again, it's not about just being a city driver (clapping) (calling names). >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon board of directors i'm evelyn the president and general manager of the alliance cab i'm here to petition of wavering the medallion fee i ask the renewable fees be waived as well the taxi try is in total choose the continued deterioration of no apparent result in sight over 10 thousand documents site cards you're going personal vehicles compared 0 our 19 hundreds cabs they find a loophole in our system existing they've aggressively taken over our cab services free of the controls all the city has the legal authority to control the effects like the congestions the significant wear and tear on the streets the city has not asserted that horticulture puc has taken over the city with their 5 to $6 cab rates when our cabs go to the airport they're outnumbered in the city the airport complains and wants to raise the airport fees if the puc has taken over 70 percent of the airport rides and three to four hours for a fair the domino effect

. >> good afternoon i've sent several e-mails over the last week regarding driver safety we had a driver that was hit in the back of the head with a lock doing his job and another driver that was assaulted and hijacked in oakland back in february a driver that was eucost in the daily city we need to work together as policymakers and as members of the industry to understand that is unacceptable to assault a cab driver the job is hard and we're not employees of the city but part of the city's transit system we demand roll call protection so this is not the right venue to make that request we urge i urge i'm sure my friends in the back urge direction we're working with the taxi testifying that's great but we need someone in the city to go to the state and make changes we're dealing with people that have been hurt and we as drivers can help ourselves it's only a few dollars led them go away i've spent 9 hours of my easter in the hospital it's really important so we all need to work together to figure out policies new york has a hammer san francisco and california is a little bit different bu

damn it. >> the driver dies instantly.nutes of rivera's first call, emergency responders arrive on the scene. >> that's when it all started to hit me, trying to process everything, trying to figure out, why did this happen? so -- >> in the days that follow, a calhoun county sheriff's investigation reveals the driver was carrying a stolen handgun and had talked about committing suicide the night of the traffic stop. >> people that knew that this guy was a threat to himself or others, they knew that if he got a traffic stop, he got pulled over, he was either going to kill them or kill himself. >> these details helped deputy rivera see that even though the stop did not go as he hoped, he did everything in his power that night to save a man's life. >> i wish i could have gotten him to stop, get him to put the gun down. you try to do your best to help people. sometimes you can't help everybody. >>> coming up -- >> drop the gun! >> it's open season on police as a gunman shoots to kill. >> i made up my mind i'm most likely going

to drive those cabs some of the drivers will have not choice and be forced to drive those cabs and not having assess to the airport is paramount to a sentence it is the cause of airport congestion because sfo has let in uber and lobbyist and they serve the international airport but certain cab drivers can't if this goes through this is really, really wrong i urge you most strongly not to go ahead with this there are better ways to handle airport congestion. >> i don't want to interrupt but to save the time it's mined director reiskin that proposal has been she felt or put off for now; is that correct i'll take advantage to thank the others that brought this to my attention and the attention of the board you heard with the director said thank you you made a stronger point it was heard and our a vibrant part of this process i personally say thank you to you all. >> (calling names). >> herbert wiener i unfortunately missed the display by spur of the affirmative that noted the map of the new muni routes i'd like to have a copy of it the proposals for the restructuring the bus services i tr

we need to enforce the loading and tell the drivers that they need too something about that. thank you. >> hi commissioners nicole again with walk san francisco in terms of the education strategy. >> i'm really sorry our legal council said we have to stop the meeting because we don't have a quorum right now. we'll take a short break and a deep breath. public comment can continue but we're -- but it's not on the record so you are not on the record nicole but you can continue. >> should i wait? what do you prefer? >> i would prefer to have you on the record. >> okay i will do a little dance up here. >> okay. so the meeting is back in order. >> my apologies. >> that's okay. so again i'm nicole schneider with walk san francisco and i want to thank supervisor kim and supervisor yee for your work on the large vehicle strategy and i just want to share from a public health perspective the large vehicle training model is actually a very strong one it doesn't just focus on educating individuals but actually also focuses -- what its becoming is changing the infrastructure of trucks look

but the tractor-trailer driver is trapped. over and over, plunging down the steep cliff toward the north sea. >> translator: i was sure he was dead, after falling and rolling over for 60 meters. i started shaking. >> rescue workers find the driver's body in the devastating wreckage thrown outside his truck. but he's alive. his fall is cushioned by his truck's load of salmon and ice. he escaped with two collapsed lungs, a broken arm, finger and collar bone. >>> on the other side of the north sea, england's roads are much tamer, but driving can be just as dangerous. >> oh! >> jack and his son raj depend on cars to make their living, installing custom exhausts in their shop minutes from london's heathrow airport. they never dreamed they would end up using their car to chase down a hit-and-run driver. january 19, 2011. just before 10:00 a.m. jack and raj are on their usual commute to work, when they notice a red mercedes driving recklessly. >> stupid driving. that's stupid driving. >> what caught our attention immediately was the

. >> a very young male driver. and i'm talking young. >> and so do their cameras. >> there's gonna be a killing tonight. >> the eyewitnesses that never lie. >> i got the police report and i was, like, lie. >>> hello. welcome to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. highway patrol officers know to expect the unexpected whenever they stop a vehicle. our first story pits an armed felony suspect against u.s. border patrol agents. the tense situation at the mexican border grows worse when officers make a crucial discovery about who else is in the car. a burglary suspect speeds toward the mexican border with a 1-year-old child as a hostage. >> he was holding the baby to his chest and the knife to the baby's neck. he told me they were not going to get him alive. >> one lane, 89 miles an hour. >> monday morning, april 20, 1998. a car tears down interstate 5 south of los angeles, hitting speeds up to 95 miles per hour. >> okay. they're passing eltoro now. >> as it hurdles toward the sex kan mexican border, officials get

and emotion i think i'll go for the emotion first, i have a message for travis san francisco cab drivers don't need no stinging app to find the emergency room of any hospital and take people there we do it in the back of our minds is reason i appeared before you today is the reason i've appeared before you a number of times we don't seem to be getting anywhere i've asked for a panicking bottom to the san francisco police department that helped in the ben case where we get hit over the head with a paddle lock if you saw the nbc he was trying to save the pedestrian money i would be trying do the same thing he i was trying to get the passenger to a shorter route. >> this board tell the director we want a report in thirty days and back here with a plan in thirty days thank you (clapping.) (calling names). >> good afternoon. >> histeven chin i've been a cab driver for years i consider myself with an average driver there are many that make more than me and many that make less i was trying to i normanly room the streets and try to find fairs on the streets so i ended up spending all my time at

in the personal that you are taking for cab drivers and could you meet with cab drivers. we actually had one meeting with them. so that was actually one of my items. the other two are really short. if we can have curb cuts at every bus bulb so cabs with rear loading ramp taxi can pull in front of the bus bulb and unload directly onto the sidewalk and the other, if the elevator information font bart on the ground was included in every radio traffic report. i leave my home in the morning. i have no idea if i can get on the bart. thank you. >> thank you. jerry grace? >> i have to point out something to let you know very soon i'm going to get a flyer to you about september 20, the golden gate thing is coming up. at this

t fatal but you know focusing all of this on how these help professional drivers drive more safely. so the first step was to develop a set of standards for this curriculum and i'll come back to these near the end but they are available on the website at sfmta.com slash large vehicles and we had a very well attended press event with private industry the mayor supervisor kim and many of the departments and agencies to announce that we're now requiring at sfmta as i mentioned before all contractors at sfmta must offer a training program that is consistent with these standards. where are we now? we're in the midst of finalizing our script. we have finished our major filming and over the next 6 weeks or so we're going to be editing all of the video we have and adding animations and what not into what will eventually be a 15-minute training video and sfgtv has been a tremendous resource and they are actually producing this and now that the shooting is complete -- sorry let me go back -- i want to acknowledge that what we decided to do while filming this video at the same time create a vid

in the personal that you are taking for cab drivers and could you meet with cab drivers. we actually had one meeting with them. so that was actually one of my items. the other two are really short. if we can have curb cuts at every bus bulb so cabs with rear loading ramp taxi can pull in front of the bus bulb and unload directly onto the sidewalk and the other, if the elevator information font bart on the ground was included in every radio traffic report. i leave my home in the morning. i have no idea if i can get on the bart. thank you. >> thank you. jerry grace? >> i have to point out something to let you know very soon i'm going to get a flyer to you about september 20, the golden gate thing is coming up. at this point i have no flyer yet. very soon a flyer will come to you. second thing i want to say, if they have the show, the new buses come and i am wondering. i don't know if it good or not, but you discussed it in a meeting about this to see if they show this in front of the city hall and the next time you have a meeting talk about people think about the bus and wh

i'm talking to the driver. >> paramedic white says he wouldn't let the trooper talk to his driver because he believed his patient would suffer from any delay. he tells the trooper about the patient, but the trooper persists. >> we got a patient in this unit right now. >> you want to go ahead and pull over to the side of the road when there's an emergency vehicle behind you? >> the logical thing to do would be to take it up at the hospital or take it up with us later. but he totally ignored my statement that we have a patient on board. >> you better get back in that ambulance before you get your butt to jail now. you understand me? >> after we take the patient to the hospital, you can take me to jail. we will discuss this, okay? >> paramedic white refuses to back down. his patient has fainted in her home and has a history of heart trouble. trooper martin tries to put the paramedic in handcuffs. >> hey, hey. >> on the dash cam video, the patient's family starts to gather. they have been following the ambulance to the hospital. the patient's husband reminds the trooper that his wife is waiti

that driver is now in custody.he officer has been taken to the hospital but no official word on his condition. >>> also, just in to our newsroom tonight this surveillance video never seen until right now. it shows the car a white infinity involved in a kensington hit-and-run that killed a two-year-old and also injured his mother. >>> eyewitness news reporter diana rocco is at the accident investigation district with more on this brand new video. diana? >> reporter: chris and jessica, tonight police are hoping that this video will lead them to the car and the driver response al for the death of two-year-old david a white infinity. there were believed to be two men inside at the time. tonight david's mother is out hospital and a neighborhood is in mourning. this is first look at new surveillance footage white infinity police believe mode down a to do her and his mother. the video shows a look at the cars drivers side window and then it can be seen from afar speeding around before and after the crash. >> happy kid. ru

again, the driver is expected to turn herself in at some point today. you have to figure as of yesterday the mayor's office put out a $20,000 reward for the arrest and conviction of this driver. a big break in this case by finding that vehicle and now getting contact with that driver's attorney to turn herself in. we'll follow this one for you. for now we're live outside police headquarters. i'm matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." >>> thank you, matt. the mayor's office announced a $10,000 reward in another hit and run involving a child. a white acura struck josephine rivera and her 2-year-old son as they were crossing the street. we checked earlier. poet mother and son remain in critical condition. >>> today a former police officer in delaware county accused of murdering his ex-girlfriend faces his first court appearance. steven rozniakowski, a former cop is charged with shooting his girlfriend and daughter in december. morrow died and her daughter survived. morrow's husband shot and wounded rozniakowski. morrow had served a protection from abuse order on him

, the driver hit by a fleeing driver in west kensington has died. eva pilgrim has the sad update at police headquarters. >> reporter: the hit hit-and-run has turned deadly after a 2-year-old boy died. the police are asking for your help torched the driver responsible. this is the 2-year-old who passed away at 1:30 from the injuries he suffered from the hit-and-run. police are looking for the driver of a white infinity seen in the surveillance video. they think the car had front end damage to the headlight. little david was hit as he and her mother was getting out of the car in front of their home in west kensington. witnesses say his mother tried to shield him from the on coming car. both were hit. his mother was treated and released from the hospital. that family is faced with having to bury a 2-year-old. >> it hurts and offend your sense of justice that it should not happen to two-years-old. it makes you feel unsafe. we're supposed to protect 2-years-old so see such a little body is really, really hard. >> if you recognize the car or know who the

license is suspected that person has to pay a lot of 0 money to get that driver's license back if f and if you're low income that stops someone from finding opportunity there's also recently a report that came out in ferguson were there was a report 12 thousand people living in ferguson and 16 thousand have outstanding arrest warrant for not paying court finances it is one of the rules that the justice system keeps people down and in this case ferguson many of the people are african-american we want to look at the other disproportionate community that are effected disproportionately and we'll have a report out from the department when we have our hearing probably later in may the rest i submit. >> supervisor breed ace rare i get excited about anything at the board chasm because mostly a lot of technical business we have to take care of i'm agreeing so serious but today, i'm excited because i have some visitors people who he consider my family from the african-american art and culture complex a lot of the young folks you guys can stand up from programs project level and cal all stars

police say they need the public's help to find that driver. there were two men in that car as it went down lehigh avenue. but the leads are not very strong. the police need more people to come forward with information. a friend speaking on behalf of the boy's family said the past few days have been very tough. >> there's really almost nothing you can say that can sort of take away the pain of what's occurred but the point pour us is information to determine who the driver was. so the police can pursue the case. really you take it day to day. >> reporter: and this morning, police are still looking for the driver and the car. a white 2007 infiniti with a moon roof. and there's also a $10,000 reward being offered for an arrest and conviction in this case. live if juniata, matt delucia, "nbc10 news." >>> this morning, the woman suspected in another hit-and-run that killed a child has yet to turn herself in. the driver ran over the 4-year-old abdul wilson monday night. investigators tracked down the suv seen on this surveillance video. the attorney

then the driver reverses and plows into them.t knocks courier to the ground. >> i look up, see what happened, and then i see the stroller with my son in it attached to the bumper of the van. and they were dragging him. >> the driver accelerates, dragging the toddler across the parking lot. courier races after her son. >> i knew i had to get up and go after him and save him. >> i knew i had to get up and go after him and save him. >> the driver stops momentarily, and courier struggles to unstrap elijah and free him from the stroller. courier embraces elijah while her friend and another man who witnessed the incident stand by. they're all shocked. >> first, i was like not really thinking straight because everything just happened. >> then they're stunned again. the minivan driver hits the gas and takes off with the stroller still wedged under the bumper. >> they stopped for like 30 seconds. and then they sped off. i just couldn't believe it happened to me and my son. 'cause i honestly never thought i'd get hit by a car and almost lo

this is where police say that uber driver hit the bicyclist on purpose. tonight, they're raising concerns about the lack of training for ride share drivers. emergency crews treat a cyclist hit by a car near fisherman's war f on sunday. >> people on bikes always get into it with people in cars. >> reporter: he says a cyclist looked badly hurt. >> the guy actually tumbled pretty far. >> the driver drove toward the cyclist striking the cyclist from behind. >> reporter: police say the uber driver hit the 44-year-old cyclist on purpose during a road rage incident. >> the cyclist pulled up towards the passenger side of the vehicle, began banging on the window swearing at the driver, and then slammed the side mirror. >> reporter: emergency crews took the cyclist to the hospital with broken ribs and a broken clavicle. police arrested the uber driver. >> this is a critical issue. >> reporter: the san francisco bicycle coalition says while everyone needs to keep their cool, ride share drivers are not as safe as they could be. san francisco taxi drivers are required

the the driver suffered first abe second degree burns. police say it does not need to face any charges. >>> just 53:00. lets check with katie. still chilly out there this morning. >> on april days this is how it goes. typical april days you will start off cool and end up warmer, so you have to dress in layers. that is exactly what today will end upbringing us, one of those days where you need to have extra layers ready to go to shed later in the day. we do also have out there on storm scan three is activity. not locally yet. it will be a nice day for us but there are these pockets of rain and thunderstorms, firing up through tennessee and tell again. those poor folks have been dealing with wet weather and flooding concerns for a couple days now. the as we humid out more for you a much wider zoom, it is just unsettled. what we have happening is a much larger story tough to tell when you have radar over the mountains and for rain because it shows no good organization but there is a strong storm developing and right out ahead of it the here

alex, they still looking for the driver? >> reporter: they are still look for the driver. as far as the child goes, we want to point out here the child was in a car seat we understand and was not transported to the hospital. so that is the good news out here. a lot of damage done at the end of this pursuit when that car crashed into two power poles and you can see the streets still blocked off here as pg&e crews do repair work on those poles. after the driver lost control of that car, he got out and ran off leaving behind a young child in the car. chp officers came in and searched the area for the driver but he does remain on the run this morning. thousand this pursuit began just after 2:00 this morning when chp officers pulled this mans car over on 880. the driver initially stopped but then sped off and eventually lost control and crashed. now it's unclear what sort of violation the man was stopped for or why he ran. the chp has been in touch with the child's mother and they are making arrangements to return that child to his mother. >> alex savidge reporting live this mo

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no witnesses say either driver was doing anything eradic just beforehand but for some reason both drivers would not even have gotten a traffic ticket had they stayed took off. four year-old on it will camera still in the street. first driver going slow enough that witnesses say it was a women driving. it appears to be i black ford suv. one police officer say we're 99.9 percent sure it is a black ford edge. it headed north on 57th street after the accident. the whole accident was captured on the surveillance. we are showing you the front of the suv just before it runs over the little boy. now likely has front end damage. same goes for the other vehicle in the second hit and run which a appears to be a white nissan maxima, four door with a clear sun roof now missing a headlight at least. >> we have a four year-old in southwest philadelphia who was struck by a reek that will left the scene and that four year-old died. and then within a half an hour, this 19 year-old mother and her two-year old boy were struck by a vehicle and also, left the the scene. so these are two hit and run auto accide

one gets ahead of the out-of-control driver and throws down a spike strip in the driver's path deflatingehicle come back into the right lanes and then slowed way down, went off the right side of the road and veered off and went down to the field. i mean, it ended. >> the chase is over. officers order the suspect to get out of the car. but no one comes out. carefully they approach the vehicle and find a little boy hunched down on the floorboard. >> of course, we make sure he's okay. we ask him what happened, and at the time we're asking where the other person went. where is the other person. and we're asking ourself, we didn't see anybody run. >> police believe there has to be another person. someone else had to be driving the vehicle and then -- >> it clicked that that kid was driving the car. >> the driver of the chase that had officers from four counties and a canine unit after him was no drunk driver. it was a 9-year-old boy who could barely see above the steering wheel. >> i never experienced anything like that. i think i was just shocked. i wasn't really sure what to think about it.

a big inconvenience for drivers. so today, the state said it's putting this project on the fast track. nbc 10's deanna durante is joining us with the new information. >> deanna, for people in that area, this can't get fixed fast enough. >> reporter: it depends on who you talk to. for the 15,000 cars that penndot estimates drive through her every day, yeah they've had to change their way to work. take a look. this is the original sinkhole that caused this and growing ever since it was discovered at the end of march. it's not the only one along the bridge. this area is where 476 and the pennsylvania turnpike all come together. this road a major way to get to that highway, shut down since march 21st. now, penndot says it's going to be open again by the end of summer. >> there's no plan for the future, and that's very frustrating. >> reporter: ellen harris and her husband, phillip lived on plymouth road before the major turnpike work before the blue route and before the construction boom. >> here's an opportunity to do i

police are asking for your help finding the driver responsible. this is 2-year-old david alicia, "action news" confirmed he passed away at 1:30 from the injuries he suffered from the hit-and-run. police are looking for the driver of a white infinity seen near the scene. they think the car has front end damage by the headlight. little david was hit as he tried to cross the street with his mother. his mother was released from the hospital tuesday, if you have information about the hit-and-run. if you know where the car is or you know the driver call philadelphia police. live at police headquarters, eva pilgrim channel 6 "action news." >> new this morning, a driver was killed in a one car crash in bucks county overnight. this is brand new video just into the newsroom. it happened on route 413 and lower mountain road in buckingham township at 1:45. investigators say the driver lost control and slammed into a pole and ended up in the woods. the crash knocked out power to the residents in the area. matt pellman will have an update in a few minutes. >>>

driver still inside. and gravely injured. >> police arrival medics arrival, they found 49 year old male victim, inside of a 2013 toyota corolla. he was in the driver seat, unconscious. >> it is now believed the crash was the drivers attempt at get away from gunfire. medics also noticed he was shot in his left shoulder. police believe the driver, whom they are not naming, was working as chinese take out delivery man may have been on duty and shot either before getting inside his car or as he was at the wheel. >> we believe he was making a delivery to one of the properties in this hill creek homes. because we found 12 spent shell casings, in the 500 block of hill creek park. we also found some broken window which we believe was the glass from the driver door window that the victim was in. >> broken glass was found at the hill creek park scene, and inside the vehicle. the driver was taken to einstein and was pronounced dead short time later. >> and looking live at the police presence still on the scene, this

the other driver was okay and witnesses say it was that driver who ran the red light. investigators are trying to verify that and determine who had the right of way. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. a test of technology in the east bay. it could help shape the future of transportation. honda tested its new driverless cars. ktvu's tom vacar shows us how it works. >> reporter: the best territory straddles highway 4. the city of concord and the transportation authority are establishing stations. a test site for driverless cars. >> it is one of a kind. the largest facility of its kind in the world. >> the potential for all of the other interested transportation businesses to come here is very real. >> we are looking at between 7 and 7 automobile manufacturers and first year suppliers they build the electronics. >> reporter: it is about saving tens of thousands of lives every year and injuries. >> honda's gold is to allow a collision free society period. one fatality is one too many. >> reporter: most auto makers have research and development labs. they allow developers to draw on expe

. >> distracted drivers with no control. disaster strikes with three lives hanging in the balance. >> i heard people screaming. i really didn't think there would be any survivors. >>> "caught on camera: collision!" welcome to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. in this hour you'll see the most incredible video of collisions and meet survivors who were lucky to walk away alive. when you think of collisions, you might envision a racetrack or highway. but in our first story the scene of the accident is about the last place you would expect. imagine you're sitting outside your home enjoying a quiet family barbecue when a military plane swoops in and explodes in your backyard. it's a sunday picnic one family will never forget. air shows, exciting displays of the best in flight, held all around the world. a showcase of the rare and classic. an exhibit of thrilling tricks and intricate maneuvers. but at 10,000 feet, even the smallest mishap can result in disaster. september 1997, mark mcdonald and his family are visiting relat

how is bmw accommodating the needs of today's driver, the modern driver?well, what has changed is the sensation fore -- for fuel economy. even though gas prices are down, you see that many people are concerned about the environment. so people do care about their -- about that so that's changed. we have emission in 2007, a new set of engines and technology that is especially focusing on fuel economy i.e. emissions. if you look at the super car behind me, which does everything the super car should do, including looking great, but it has 72 miles to the gallon. >> talk about how fast this car is. how fast is it? >> well, the first thing is because it's so light and has four wheel drive, electric motor at the front, internal combustion engine in the rear it does 0 to 60 in 2 seconds. >> what do you think we'll see a mass transition to electric cars, if ever? >> well, i think the share of electric cars will grow, but the next step will be as far as technology is plug-in hybrid. so we will introduce over the next couple of years plug in hybrid version of all the

it is unclear why the driver crashed. >>> a child struck by a driver in the city's west kensington section earlier this week has died. eva pilgrim joins us live at police headquarters with the full story. >> reporter: matt a 2-year-old little boy died overnight the victim of a hit-and-run monday. police are asking for your help torched the driver. this is 2-year-old david alicia, "action news" confirmed he passed away this morning from the injuries suffered from the hit hit-and-run. police are looking for the driver of the white infinity scene near the scene. they think that car has damage to the front headlight. little david was hit as he was crossing the street with his mother. his mother was released tuesday. if you have any information about the hit-and-run, if you know who the driver is you're asked to call philadelphia police. live at police headquarters, eva pilgrim channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that. >>> investigators are confident that they have the suv involved in the other hit and return from earlier this week the one that killed a 4-year-old child in southwest phila